When the leaves fall, it's end: US
As the North American Association US Soccer has communicated on Monday, the two-time World Footballer Carli Lloyd denies her last performances in the jersey of the world champions in September and October, with her club NJ / NY Gotham FC, she plays afterwards Still the season in the US Liga NWSL over. But then, in the fall of your career and in the fall of this year, will finally end.
Lloyd, in large games often the crucial player for the US selection, has so far contested 312 international matches and achieved 128 results, it is only overbooked by Kristine Lilly (354) with these values. In 2015 and 2019 she also won the US title, 2008 and 2012 with her team Olympia gold. At this year's summer games in Tokyo, Lloyd & Co. had to be surprisingly satisfied with bronze, in the finals, Sweden and Canada (2: 3 I.e.) were facing.
It was an honor for me
When I started in 2005 in the national team, my two main goals were to become the best possible footballer and help the team to win titles, said Lloyd, which was named the best footballer in the world in 2015 and 2016, and also stressed: Every day I stood in the square, I played as if it were my last game.
Meanwhile, US National Coach Vlatko Andonovski boasted a unique career and said about the midfielder: Carli Lloyd is a true legend. Above all, Lloyd's work attitude is exemplary: The way you tackle your daily training and your career as a professional is really impressive - and it was an honor to train you.
Nothing scares me.
Carli Lloyd
Again and again she has made itself strong during her career for equal rights in sports, for example, with her fellow players 2019 action against the uneven payment of women in football filed. In addition, she has also set a sign of tolerance and diversity with a rainbow-colored bandage - or even spoken that women can create it, for example, in the National Football League.
I know that I could probably manage that. That could be a great, crucial moment, said World Champion from the USA two years ago at NBC Sports - and said in this regard, maybe himself as a Lloyd in the NFL to open up. There's no reason why a woman should not be able to do that. Nothing scares me. The biggest challenge would be to get used to the big guys out there.
Comments
Post a Comment