Miller retires from international football
Scotland striker Kenny Miller has retired from international football
Miller, 33, earned 69 caps for his country, scoring 18 goals - the last of Which came against England in the Scots' 3-2 defeat at Wembley last week.
The striker, who is one of only five players to have played for both Celtic and Rangers post-war, made his debut for the national side in 2001, coming on as an 80th minute substitute in a friendly against Poland.
His first goal at international level came in 2003 against Iceland in a Euro 2004 qualifier at Hampden Park - Miller will now focus on his club career Which has taken him to the MLS with the Vancouver Whitecaps, where he has scored eight goals in 25 appearances since leaving Cardiff City in 2012.
The striker, who is one of only five players to have played for both Celtic and Rangers post-war, made his debut for the national side in 2001, coming on as an 80th minute substitute in a friendly against Poland.
His first goal at international level came in 2003 against Iceland in a Euro 2004 qualifier at Hampden Park - Miller will now focus on his club career Which has taken him to the MLS with the Vancouver Whitecaps, where he has scored eight goals in 25 appearances since leaving Cardiff City in 2012.
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