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Jun 7, 2025
Rachel Furness, Northern Ireland's record goalscorer, has announced her retirement
Author:
Kristina Němcová
@stinanemcova
Northern Ireland’s all-time top goalscorer, Rachel Furness, has officially retired from football at age 36, ending a remarkable two-decade journey.
Furness earned 95 caps and scored 38 goals for Northern Ireland, making her the nation's leading goalscorer across both men’s and women’s teams.
She made her senior debut as a teenager in 2005, shortly after the Northern Ireland women's national team was re-established.
At club level, she represented Sunderland, Reading, Tottenham, Liverpool, Bristol City, and most recently Newcastle United.
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