Yaya Toure Retires From International Football As Guardiola Says No Place For Him In Man City
Yaya Toure has announced his international
retirement from Ivory Coast duty after a 12-year
career in which he won 102 caps.
Toure, 33, was the captain of his national team
and led the country to their second-ever African
Nations Cup title in 2015.
The Manchester City midfielder was expected to
skipper the team in Gabon in January as he
began the defence of their crown, but he has
instead chosen to quit international football.
Meanwhile, Manchester City manager Pep
Guardiola says he will not pick Yaya Toure until
he apologises to the club and his team-mates
for comments made by his agent.
His agent, Dimitri Seluk, said the midfielder had
been “humiliated” and Guardiola should
apologise to him if City do not win the
competition.
Guardiola said: “He must apologise. If he
doesn’t, he won’t play.”
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