Australia's most decorated Olympian, Emma McKeon, announced her retirement from all forms of swimming on Monday, bringing an end to a glittering career in which she won 14 medals at three Olympics and 20 at world championships.

Australia's most successful Olympian in history announces she is retiring from competitive swimming having won 14 medals at the Games.

Australian swimming legend Emma McKeon announced that she is retiring from swimming at the age of 30. McKeon is tied with American legend Katie Ledecky for the most Olympic medals (14) won by a female swimmer.

Australia’s most decorated Olympic medallist Emma McKeon has announced her retirement from swimming. The 30-year-old entered Paris 2024 having already announced it would be her third and last Olympics, but had left the door open to continue competing. However, she has now shut that door, confirming the news in a statement on social media.

Emma McKeon is determined to “have an impact” on people striving for success in the next phase of her life after Australia’s most successful Olympian confirmed her retirement from all swimming.

Swimmer Emma McKeon, Australia's most decorated Olympian and an eight-time world-record holder, retired from the sport on Monday aged 30.

Australia's most decorated Olympian, swimmer Emma McKeon, announces her retirement from the sport after a career which brought 14 Olympic medals.

Emma McKeon, who owns Australian records of 14 Olympic medals and six Olympic gold medals, has retired from swimming at age 30. McKeon had said in April that Paris would be her final Olympics, but had left the door open to swimming in other competitions until an announcement Monday morning in Australia.