Women's soccer legend Carli Lloyd says no one fears US national team: 'Whole world has caught up'

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United States women’s national team legend Carli Lloyd brought more hard truth about the state of her old squad to social media on Monday night. 

Lloyd watched as the USWNT lost their Concacaf Golf Cup group stage match to Mexico, 2-0, on Monday and took to X to voice her opinion: No one fears the team like they used to.

"Yes the whole world has caught up… but I actually hate when people say that because the #USWNT started to regress at 2020 Olympics and have gone backwards," Lloyd wrote in her post. ".. now they have to rebuild and claw and climb their way back up #NoOneFearsTheUswntanymore" 

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Carli Lloyd during a Legends Tournament ahead of the Best FIFA Football Awards at Centre Sportif Emilie Antoine on Feb. 27, 2023, in Paris. (Joe Maher - FIFA/FIFA via Getty Images)

Lloyd had much support in the comments of her post, including one she responded to that said, "American supremacy is a myth! We’re the same as everyone else." 

"Yes!" Lloyd said. "Teams used to lose to game before they played us because of fear and intimidation… as the complacency and lack of hunger crept in during 2020 it has given teams the confidence to know the US is beatable so that edge is lost."

Lloyd, who retired from professional soccer in November 2021 following an illustrious career that had two Olympic gold medals and two World Cup titles, has been saying this since last year’s World Cup disappointment. The USWNT lost in the Round of 16 to Sweden via penalty shootout. 

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