Canadian soccer great Christine Sinclair announces retirement from international play
After leading Canada to gold at the Tokyo Olympics in August 2021, captain Christine Sinclair came to a realization.
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After leading Canada to gold at the Tokyo Olympics in August 2021, captain Christine Sinclair came to a realization.
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Christine Sinclair, the world's all-time leading international goalscorer, has announced her retirement from the Canada women's national team but said she still planned to play for Portland Thorns in the National Women's Soccer League (NWSL) next season.
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:Christine Sinclair, the world's all-time leading international goalscorer, has announced her retirement from the Canada women's national team but said she still planned to play for Portland Thorns in the National Women's Soccer League (NWSL) next season.
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One day after Canada coach Bev Priestman gingerly handled a question about Christine Sinclair's future, the Canada captain offered a hint on social media Thursday.