Alex Morgan officially retired from professional soccer after a heartfelt farewell match for the San Diego Wave against the North Carolina Courage, where she played the first 13 minutes and was honored with a No. 63 jersey. The two-time Women's World Cup champion, who announced her pregnancy with her second child before the game, reflected on her career, expressing peace with her decision to retire at 35 and ready to focus on her family. Morgan's illustrious career included 224 appearances and 123 goals for the US national team, two World Cup titles, and an Olympic Gold medal. Despite her achievements, she faced disappointment after being left off the USWNT roster for the upcoming Paris Olympics, leading to an emotional farewell. Over 95 friends and family attended the match, where her team paid tribute with a photo mimicking her famous goal celebration. Morgan's retirement marks the end of a significant chapter in women's soccer, as she leaves behind a legacy of resilience and excellence.