- Morten Spencer played for England U15s as well as Leeds, Sunderland and Derby
- He has shockingly announced that he can no longer continue his playing career
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A talent who has represented England at youth level has announced that he has been forced to retire at the age of 21.
Morten Spencer joined Leeds from Sunderland back in 2019 and made his way through the ranks until he was offered a first professional contract in 2021.
He featured regularly at youth level for the Whites but never managed to break into the first team before joining Derby County’s Under-21 side in the summer.
He represented England two times at U15 level before switching his allegiances to Norway.
However, his career will be going no further after he revealed he will have to hang his boots up due to medical concerns.
‘Heartbroken to be saying this. I will be retiring from professional football due to a cardiac problem I can’t carry on with,’ he wrote on Instagram.
21-year-old Morten Spencer has revealed that he has been forced to retire from football
Spencer posted an emotional message on social media as he revealed the news to followers
‘All I’ve ever known is to kick a ball and I have learnt everything from the game.
‘I’m thankful and proud of what I have achieved. I will never forget the memories I have and have created along an amazing journey.
‘Football is in my DNA and I will continue to support everyone who helped me along the way.
‘I want to thank everyone who has stuck with me during this tough period and everyone who has helped me during my career.’
