Former Orlando Pride and US Women’s International player Alex Morgan announces she is pregnant and will retire from professional soccer. Morgan posted on social media, “This decision wasn’t easy, but ...
U.S. Women’s National Team and San Diego Wave forward Alex Morgan announced she will be retiring as she and her husband Servando Carrasco are expecting their second child. Morgan, 35, will play one ...
SAN DIEGO — Soccer icon Alex Morgan has announced that she is pregnant with her second child and will be retiring from the San Diego Wave and professional soccer after "one last game". Morgan, ...
Over the course of a career that included two women’s World Cup titles and an Olympic gold medal, Alex Morgan elevated the women’s game through her play on the field and activism off it. The ...
Alex Morgan didn't retire so much as she shifted focus. The two-time Women's World Cup winner with the United States was always more than simply a soccer player, but since she stepped away from the ...
Alex Morgan, one of America’s most decorated soccer players, announced her retirement Thursday. Morgan spent over 14 years as a key player on the U.S. Women's National Team. Morgan, 35, also spent 11 ...
Fighting tears, Alex Morgan waved to the crowd and walked off the field for the last time on Sunday as she capped an impactful 15-year career.Despite the nearly 100-degree heat, a crowd of 26,516 ...
Less than a year after hanging up her boots and stepping away from professional soccer, two-time World Cup Champion Alex Morgan returned to San Diego Wave FC Tuesday — this time as an investor. The ...
Alex Morgan Turns Heads In 'Stunning' White Dress originally appeared on The Spun. Former soccer superstar Alex Morgan has been enjoying a wonderful vacation and turned plenty of heads with her ...
United States women’s national team star Alex Morgan posed for the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit magazine in 2014. Morgan, now 32, was posing for the magazine for the second time when she was featured ...
Alex Morgan greets fans last year. (Photo by Chris Stone/Times of San Diego) Alex Morgan didn’t retire so much as she shifted focus. The two-time Women’s World Cup winner with the United States was ...
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