THE ONE-TIME youngest player in Premier League history has retired at the age of 32. His career included spells in Denmark and non-league before he announced he was hanging up his boots on Tuesday. Instagram @matthewbriggs_12One of the youngest players in Premier League history has retired[/caption] A Fulham academy graduate, the defender made his Premier League debut aged 16 years, two months and seven days in May 2007. After coming off the bench for the Cottagers against Middlesbrough, he then sat a GCSE exam the following day. He would hold the record for 12 years before it was broken by Harvey Elliott in 2019. The player in question is Matthew Briggs, who now looks unre
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