Brazilian soccer legend Marta is set to conclude her international career in the Olympic final against the United States, marking a significant moment in women's soccer history. At 38, Marta, a six-time FIFA Player of the Year, returns to the field after serving a suspension during the knockout stage, as her teammates aim to secure her first Olympic gold medal. The Brazilian team, inspired by Marta's legacy, achieved a surprising 4-2 victory over reigning champions Spain in the semifinals, overcoming earlier struggles in the tournament. Midfielder Angelina expressed the team's desire to honor Marta by winning the gold, stating, 'We did it for her.' This final marks Marta's sixth and last Olympic appearance, reflecting her immense influence on women's soccer in Brazil, which has grown significantly due to her contributions. The match is anticipated to be an extraordinary event, both for the players and fans alike.