Veteran defender Gary Neville has revealed that he believes his England career is drawing to a close.
Although the Manchester United right back has not completely ruled out pulling on the Three Lions shirt once more, Neville would not be surprised if his 85th cap, won against Spain at Old Trafford in February 2007, proves to be his last.
The 34-year-old was called into Fabio Capello’s squad for the World Cup qualifiers against Kazakhstan and Andorra in June and was an unused substitute in the second of those games.
With Red Devils team-mate Wes Brown once again named as Glen Johnson’s deputy at right-back for the final World Cup qualifiers against Ukraine and Belarus, Neville thinks Capello is now looking elsewhere.
Neville told reporters that he is not looking at a possible England return.
He added that the time has probably come for Glen Johnson or Wes Brown now as they have done very well.
Neville also said that he thinks that these players are the first-choice for England manager Fabio Capello.