Emil Krafth has admitted he’s not sure if he’ll cry like he did when he said goodbye to Newcastle, when he does the same with Sweden in the next international break. Krafth is set to say goodbye to Sweden next…

Former Newcastle United defender Emil Krafth has announced his retirement from international football with Sweden and admitted he may shed tears during his upcoming farewell ceremony. Krafth, who earned 52 caps, will be honored alongside teammates Emil Forsberg, Robin Olsen, Martin Olsson, and Viktor Claesson after a Nations League fixture against Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Currently a free agent following his summer departure from Newcastle, Krafth stated that he has received interest from both Swedish and international clubs. The 32-year-old confirmed he has fully recovered from February knee surgery and is weighing options that suit both his career and family.
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