After hanging up her soccer cleats for good, Morgan leaves behind a peerless legacy: two World Cups, an Olympic gold medal, a Champions League title and more. But her tireless advocacy for women's soccer in America should not be lost amid those trophies.
Alex Morgan will always remember the championships. But what she’ll remember more points to the kind of player she is. One of the greatest players in U.S.
As the United States Women’s National Team gears up for the CONCACAF W Gold Cup, a familiar face is coming back to the squad for an unfortunate reason.
Last week, Morgan tweeted screenshots of emails that showed former NWSL commissioner Lisa Baird, who recently resigned, had ignored a request from a player to reopen an investigation into Riley.
The U.S. Women's National Team is the favorite entering the Tokyo Olympics and could become the first team to manage back-to-back wins at the World Cup and Olympic tournament.
U.S. manager Vlatko Andonovski told reporters on Wednesday that Morgan is approaching full fitness ahead of Thursday's SheBelieves Cup opener versus rivals Canada.
The National Women's Soccer League announced Wednesday its plan to return to the field in 2020 with the NWSL Challenge Cup that will take place from June 27 to July 26 in Utah.
The United States Women's National Team lost their suit against USA Soccer for equal pay, but that doesn't mean their neverending quest for equality is over.