Alex Morgan Retires After Distinguished Career, Highlighted by World Cup Titles and Activism

Alex Morgan has announced her retirement from soccer after a 15-year career that included two World Cup titles and an Olympic gold medal. Known for her on-field prowess and off-field activism, Morgan’s legacy extends beyond her achievements, including advocating for gender equality and better working conditions in women’s soccer.

Alex Morgan, one of the most celebrated figures in women's soccer, has announced her retirement after a distinguished 15-year career. Morgan, 35, shared the emotional news on social media, stating that she felt 2024 would be her final season.

Throughout her career, Morgan achieved remarkable success, including two World Cup titles in 2015 and 2019, and an Olympic gold medal in 2012. Known both for her scoring prowess and her activism, Morgan played a pivotal role in advancing gender equality in soccer.

Morgan's activism extended to pushing for equal pay and improved working conditions in the sport, actions that led to significant policy changes. Her legacy is marked not only by her sports achievements but also by the positive impact she had on women's soccer and future generations.

(With inputs from agencies.)