EA Sports has officially revealed the new class of FC 26 ICONs, featuring a mix of legendary men's and women's players. The ...

Alex Morgan is pregnant and expecting baby No. 2 with her husband, Servando Carrasco. Learn all about the soccer players' marriage as Morgan retires from the sport.

Women’s soccer star Alex Morgan was given a heroes sendoff as she left the pitch for the final time in her career on Sunday in the 15th minute of the San Diego Wave FC’s match against the ...

Alex Morgan is more than just a soccer icon. The two-time World Cup winner has played a leading role on and off the field in helping women flourish.

Alex Morgan holds up the World Cup trophy as she and the rest of the U.S. Women's National Soccer Team celebrate their fourth World Cup win with a ticker tape parade down the Canyon of Heroes on ...

Alex Morgan, meet statue Alex Morgan. Ahead of the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup, the USWNT soccer legend was presented with a statue of herself on Tuesday at the Dignity Health Sports Park in ...

Alex Morgan is one of the most famous athletes on the planet — and her first American appearance came in Utah in 2010. Morgan spoke with The Tribune on her memories of that night, he career ...

— Alex Morgan (@alexmorgan13) June 26, 2024 Hayes declined to get into her reasons for leaving Morgan off the roster and a list of four alternates, which included Gotham FC forward Lynn Williams.

Morgan has not always been the USWNT’s primary penalty taker. For much of her career, that duty's gone to Megan Rapinoe, who famously converted three at the World Cup in 2019, including one in ...

San Diego Wave forward and U.S. women’s national team star Alex Morgan suffered a left ankle injury during an NWSL matchup against the Orlando Pride on Friday, causing her to exit the game.

Alex Morgan, Servando Carrasco, and daughter Charlie. Still, Morgan says she was happy to finally get that first game out of the way. "Honestly, I feel like it was a lot later than I had anticipated.

Alex Morgan of the United States celebrates a goal during the semifinal match between the United States and England at the 2019 FIFA Women's World Cup at Stade de Lyon in Lyon, France, July 2, 2019.