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Alex Morgan's shocking announcement Thursday that she is retiring from soccer officially marks the end of an era for the United States women's national team. Morgan, who also announced she is pregnant with her second child, will play her final match for her NWSL club team San Diego Wave on Sunday.
Manchester City midfielder and Belgium captain Kevin De Bruyne said money talks louder to FIFA and UEFA as he raised concerns over the impact of a crammed calendar on players' health and performance.
“To be honest, I never get enough rest,” was the frank admission from Rodri following Manchester City’s Treble-winning campaign.
San Marino, the world's worst team according to the FIFA rankings, made history on Thursday by beating Liechtenstein 1-0 in the UEFA Nations League to claim their first ever competitive win. The tiny country of barely 30,000 people, surrounded by Italy, came into the match at their San Marino Stadium looking for a first win of any sort since beating Liechtenstein in a friendly in 2004. Liechtenstein had a goal disallowed for a tight offside in the first half before San Marino pounced on a defensive error to grab the winner in the 53rd minute through Nicko Sensoli.
United States women's national team forward Alex Morgan is retiring, she announced in a social media video on Thursday.
:Alex Morgan, a two-time World Cup winner and one of the greatest goal scorers in U.S. women's national team history, announced her retirement from professional soccer on Thursday.
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The increasingly packed soccer calendar has left some players with as little as 12 per cent of the year to rest, which is equivalent to less than one day off per week, global players' union FIFPRO report said.