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Alex Morgan is a famous former soccer player from the United States.

Alex Morgan Photo for Wiki
Alex Morgan Photo for Wiki

She was known for her amazing speed and skill on the field. Morgan played for many professional teams around the world. She helped the U.S. national team win two FIFA Women's World Cups. These big wins happened in 2015 and 2019. She also served as a leader and co-captain for her team.

Alex Morgan USA Warmup
Alex Morgan USA Warmup

Morgan's career was full of many exciting moments and big goals.

To become a pro, Morgan worked very hard for many years. She grew up playing soccer in California with her family. Her father was one of her very first coaches. She played for the California Golden Bears at UC Berkeley. While there, she was a top scorer for her school.

Alex Morgan 2023-01 (cropped)
Alex Morgan 2023-01 (cropped)

She even graduated from college one semester early. This hard work helped her get drafted first in 2011. She started her professional journey with the Western New York Flash.

Morgan's journey through different teams is very interesting to follow. She played for the Western New York Flash and won a championship. Then she joined the Seattle Sounders Women in 2012. She also played for the Portland Thorns FC in the NWSL.

Alex Morgan 2013-05-04 Spirit - Thorns-109 (8964376243)
Alex Morgan 2013-05-04 Spirit - Thorns-109 (8964376243)

In 2017, she moved to France to play for Lyon. There, she won the UEFA Women's Champions League. Later, she played for the Orlando Pride and San Diego Wave FC.

Alex Morgan Orlando Pride 2018
Alex Morgan Orlando Pride 2018

She even won the Golden Boot in 2022.

There are many special facts about her amazing career. In 2012, she scored a winning goal during the London Olympics. That goal happened in the 123rd minute of a match against Canada.

Women's Soccer - USA vs Japan (1)
Women's Soccer - USA vs Japan (1)

In 2015, she was the top-paid American women's soccer player. She was also the first woman on a FIFA video game cover.

Time magazine named her one of the most influential people twice. She was included on this special list in 2019 and 2022. These honors show how much people respect her work.

Alex Morgan did many things outside of playing soccer. She became a writer for children's books. Her series is called The Kicks and follows four players.

Alex Morgan (cropped)
Alex Morgan (cropped)

The first book was a best seller in 2013. She also acted in a movie called Alex & Me. This film came out in June 2018.

Alex Morgan - 2021
Alex Morgan - 2021

She shared her story with fans through books and movies. On September 5, 2024, she announced she would retire. Her very last match was on September 8, 2024.

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Alex Morgan Orlando Pride 2018.jpg
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Alex Morgan WCL 2017.jpg
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Alex Morgan 2023-01 (cropped).jpg
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Alex Morgan USA Warmup.jpg
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Women's Soccer - USA vs Japan (1).jpg
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Alex morgan 2016.jpg
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