Trinity Rodman's Exciting International Comeback

Trinity Rodman returns to the U.S. women's national soccer team for upcoming friendlies against Brazil, marking her first appearance since the Olympics. Coach Emma Hayes plans to carefully reintegrate Rodman, alongside new call-ups, to manage her back issues and upcoming long season post the team's winning streak being halted.

Trinity Rodman is poised for an international return, having been named in the United States squad for two friendlies against Brazil next month. Known as a key player in the 'Triple Espresso' forward line, Rodman's inclusion marks her first national appearance since leading the U.S. to Olympic victory amid personal health challenges.

The team faces a struggle with several key players, including Sophia Wilson, Mal Swanson, Rose Lavelle, and Naomi Girma, unavailable due to maternity leave, personal leave, surgery, and injury respectively. Despite these absences, Coach Emma Hayes expressed excitement about Rodman's return and plans to manage her carefully given Rodman's persistent back issues.

With the Americans eager to regain form after Japan ended their five-year winning streak, all eyes are on the upcoming matches against Brazil. Hayes aims to offer valuable experiences to her squad through these high-profile fixtures as they prepare to compete at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood and PayPal Park in San Jose, California.

(With inputs from agencies.)