Former soccer pro Alex Morgan believes having the World Cup in U.S. will make Americans more interested in soccer.

From co-creating Togethxr to investing in the San Diego Waves, former soccer star Alex Morgan shares her recent successes.

Now retired from the game of soccer, Alex Morgan insights some of her personal thoughts on women's health, especially ...

Randie Brooks, senior vice president and team leader with Entertainment & Sports Banking, City National Bank will interview ...

It is rare in top-level soccer for a player to be tasked with marking their life partner who is also the opponent’s star ...

Carly Telford believes Mary Earps’ retirement represents a ‘huge loss’ to the England squad on the eve of the European ...

Krieger sees women’s sports not just as a place where she used to compete, but as an ecosystem worth investing in ...

Lindsey Heaps considers the Olympics harder than the World Cup. The USWNT returned to friendly matches after more than a ...

USWNT manager Emma Hayes came away impressed with the team’s performance at the Olympics — a showing that started to shift ...

Former Cal soccer star Alex Morgan, a two-time World Cup champion as well as an Olympic champion, retired as a player in September, but she has become busy as a business woman. This week Morgan ...

She joined Angel City ahead of the 2025 season and has played for U.S. youth national teams including last year when she helped the U-20 team win bronze at the 2024 Women’s World Cup.

Two-time World Cup winner and Olympic champion Alex Morgan is the newest minority investor in San Diego Wave FC. Morgan finished her decade-plus professional and international career with San ...