USWNT Player Calls Out Christian Teammate Korbin Albert, Only Wants Team To Include Pro-LGBTQ Values

U.S. women's national team soccer player Korbin Albert shared a Christian video about the LGBTQ+ community back in March. She has since apologized after being bullied by Megan Rapinoe and others to do so, but the damage had already been done. Albert not only became enemy No. 1 among liberal soccer fans, but also a controversial figure in her own team's locker room.

Albert, who played at Notre Dame before turning professional, previously re-posted a video on her TikTok account of a sermon talking about how being gay and "feeling transgender" is wrong. She also posted a since-deleted video from Fourth of July weekend a year ago in which she and her family said that "their pronouns are USA." The horror.

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Despite her almost immediate apology, the LGBTQ+ crowd lost its collective mind when Albert was named to the Olympic roster, not because of her abilities on the field, but because she is an open Christian.

You can throw Tierna Davidson, a teammate of Albert's who happens to be gay, into the group of folks who aren't exactly thrilled with her inclusion on the Olympic roster.

Korbin Albert is being called out by her own USWNT teammate ahead of the Olympics. (Kiyoshi Mio-USA TODAY Sports)

Davidson felt that just a few days before the USWNT's first match in the Olympics was an opportune time to talk down to Albert because she happens to have values that don't align with her own. She also accused Albert of not knowing any "better" while making it abundantly clear that she believes there is no place on the USWNT to express any sort of morals or values that do not perfectly align with the LGBTQ+ crowd.

"I think it’s a difficult situation that has