Seamus Coleman will continue his international career with Republic of Ireland for upcoming friendlies against Qatar and Canada. The 37-year-old recently ended his 17-year Everton career after a record 374 appearances as captain. Coleman adopts a "wait and see" approach to his future, prioritizing family considerations while leaving the door open to both club football and potentially coaching opportunities.

The veteran defender acknowledges missing out on the World Cup would have been an ideal way to bow out, but the prospect of Euro 2028 on home soil has reignited his international ambitions. Coleman admits to being "tempted" by manager Heimir Hallgrimsson's desire for him to continue, though he remains undecided about his long-term future beyond the summer internationals.

Physically feeling good despite his age, Coleman plans to take a holiday after the Canada match before making a decision. His international performances in these friendlies could significantly impact whether he pursues another club contract, retires from playing, or transitions into coaching. The coming weeks will reveal if the Republic of Ireland legend has one final chapter left in his remarkable career.