Gareth Barry is a professional player who plays in the EFL tournament, and he also plays for the England national team. If he would have retired right now, then one thing he would definitely not regret is the number of Premier League appearances that the player has and which are still counting. It is a record in itself.

He had completed 653 appearances last year but his team got relegated that season. Following that, he is the only one of the two players above 500 match appearances who are still active and the second placed person is 140 matches behind. He said that he was happy with the way certain games went where the players opened up and out the opponents in a good problem, but following that, he would like to see more improvement in the team as well.

In the year 2017, he signed for the yellow premier league. Barry first played for England in the Under-16 tournaments, and he also played for under-18 of the same team. He also made his debut for the under-21 against the Czech team in the year 1998, and the 27 appearances which he had was between 1998 and 2003. It was one of the records back then. It was on the 15th of November, 2011 that he got the 2000th goal for England in Internationals and this was against Sweden.

He was called by the England team in the Euro 2012 and he was ruled out of the event, and he had picked up the injury in the groin. In less than 30 minutes, he was moved out of as the substitute, in the friendly in the tournament, against the Norwegian team and it was played on the 26th of May, 2012. He had been playing for England and in a friendly against Egypt, and he was soon handed over the captaincy and they had won 3-1.