USWNT Honors Alex Morgan's Legendary Career at Subaru Park

Alex Morgan, one of the most iconic figures in U.S. women's soccer, was honored at Subaru Park where she scored her first international goal 15 years ago, marking a full-circle moment in her celebrated 15-year career. Morgan's achievements include 123 goals, 224 caps, two Women's World Cups, and an Olympic gold medal, alongside her advocacy for gender equity in sports. The USWNT, now led by head coach Emma Hayes, who praised Morgan's foundational role and impact on the team and the sport, held a retirement ceremony recognizing her lasting legacy. Despite Morgan not being selected for the 2024 Olympics squad, Hayes emphasized Morgan's embodiment of the program's values and her widespread popularity. The ceremony was attended by notable figures including Abby Wambach, highlighting Morgan's influence on both teammates and the next generation of players. Morgan's legacy continues to inspire the evolving USWNT as it prepares for future competitions.