Teddy Sheringham has announced that he will retire from football at the end of the season.
The former England international, who is best remembered for spells at Spurs and Manchester United, is currently playing for Colchester in the Championship.
Sheringham won 51 England caps and played a key part in Manchester United's 1999 European Cup win, when he scored a late equaliser.
But Sheringham, 41, who joined Colchester after being released from West Ham at the end of last season, has decided to call time on his career.
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