Czechoslovakia's foreign player, Akpembe, has announced his retirement from international football following a serious injury sustained during a match against Hungary.

Akpembe, who is widely regarded as one of the best players in Czechoslovakia's domestic league, was playing for his country's youth team when he suffered a severe knee injury during a friendly match against Hungary last week.

The injury occurred while he was running onto the pitch and the coach immediately called for medical attention. Unfortunately, the injury required surgery and it left him with a significant setback.

Despite this setback, Akpembe remains committed to his country and continues to work towards returning to full fitness. He hopes that his return will be quicker than expected and that he can play for his country again soon.

In his announcement, Akpembe expressed his gratitude to his teammates, coaches and fans for their support throughout his career. He also mentioned that he would miss his home country and loved ones, but he believes that his time away from them is necessary for his recovery.

Overall, Akpembe's decision to retire from international football is a testament to his dedication and hard work on the pitch. He will always be remembered as one of the greatest Czechoslovakian players ever, and his legacy will continue to inspire future generations of Czechoslovakian footballers.