Jill Scott: It will be impossible to move away from football now I’m retired
Former England midfielder Jill Scott feels it will be impossible for her to move away from football after announcing her retirement.
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Former England midfielder Jill Scott feels it will be impossible for her to move away from football after announcing her retirement.
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Jill Scott has announced her retirement from football, a month after winning Euro 2022 with England. Scott was part of the Lionesses squad that won England’s first major trophy since the men won the 1966 World Cup. Ad She is the second most experienced England player ever on 161 caps, behind Fara Williams who made 172 appearances.