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Former Liverpool star Adam Lallana has announced his retirement after a career that spanned two decades.

The 37-year-old, who spent six years at Anfield between 2014 and 2020, also played for Southampton and Brighton, starting and ending his career with the former.

Lallana — who ended this season in a coaching role — made 283 appearances for Southampton, earning a move to Liverpool 11 years ago, and during his time with the Reds, Lallana — a favorite of Jurgen Klopp — won the Premier League, the Champions League, the Club World Cup, and the UEFA Super Cup.

After leaving Liverpool as a free agent, Lallana spent four seasons at Brighton before returning to Southampton last summer.

"As I call time on my playing career, I do so with an overwhelming sense of gratitude and pride," Lallana wrote as he confirmed his retirement.

It’s the club I ultimately owe everything to; Liverpool… the chance to represent one of the greatest clubs in the world and win some of the biggest prizes in the game; Brighton… home to some of the happiest years of my life, at a club deeply connected to its community and run in such a smart, modern way; And England… every single cap meant the world to me.

Representing my country was the greatest honour.

"I’m proud of the playing career I’ve had and have no regrets about any of it.

I’m excited for whatever the future brings."

Lallana was signed by Brendan Rodgers but spent the majority of his time at Liverpool playing under Jurgen Klopp.

Speaking in 2021, a year after Lallana left Liverpool, Klopp revealed just how highly he regarded the midfielder.

“I miss Adam still, to be honest," Klopp said