Celtic captain Scott Brown has announced his retirement from international football, for the second time.
The 32-year-old initially ended his Scotland career in August 2016 but overturned the decision two months later.
Brown has called it a day again after talks with Alex McLeish, who has succeeded Gordon Strachan as team boss.
The midfielder, who earned 55 caps, blamed a packed football calendar: "In terms of looking after my own body and in interests of my family, I felt now is the right time.
"I have spoken to Alex McLeish over the weekend. I really wanted to tell Alex first what I was thinking about things.
"As I said to Alex, I felt that, given the demands which are increasing all the time in football and at this stage of my career, I wasn't able to give both my club and country my best and I needed to focus purely on Celtic at this time.
"The football calendar is more and more demanding now."
Dunfermline-born Brown started his career with Hibernian and made his Scotland debut five months before his 2007 transfer to Celtic.
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