US football icon Alex Morgan retired from professional soccer after playing 13 minutes in her final game for the San Diego Wave. The two-time World Cup winner, who announced her retirement on Thursday, received an outpouring of support from fans and teammates. Morgan’s career was marked by success on the field and advocacy for equality in women’s sports.
Two-time World Cup champion and USWNT legend Alex Morgan has announced her retirement from professional football. The announcement came alongside the news that she is pregnant with her second child. Morgan will play her final professional match on Sunday, September 10th, as her San Diego Wave team takes on the North Carolina Courage.
Alex Morgan, a three-time Olympian and two-time Women’s World Cup champion, surprisingly missed the cut for the U.S. Olympic team. Coach Emma Hayes opted for a younger roster, signaling a shift towards the 2027 World Cup. This move sparks debate and questions about Morgan’s future with the national team.
