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Soccer superstar Alex Morgan and her longtime business partner Dan Levy discuss how Morgan is charting her transition off the pitch into business, content, foundation and nonprofit work on the ...
Soccer superstar Alex Morgan and her longtime business partner Dan Levy discuss how Morgan is charting her transition off the pitch into business, content, foundation and nonprofit work on the ...
The U.S. women's national team will host a trio of matches in October, with two honoring Alex Morgan and Alyssa Naeher.
Alex Morgan's playing days may be over, but she's not done with her involvement in women's soccer. On Tuesday, San Diego Wave FC, Morgan's former NWSL club, announced that the former USWNT star ...
Morgan ended her career that included helping the U.S. women's national team to two FIFA Women's World Cup championships and an Olympic gold medal by playing the first 15 minutes of the San Diego ...
Morgan retired from her professional soccer career on September 8, 2024, as San Diego Wave FC's all-time leading scorer and assist leader.
From co-creating Togethxr to investing in the San Diego Wave, former soccer star Alex Morgan shares her recent successes. Field Yates on Kyle Pitts’ fantasy football outlook Jessica Pegula talks ...
Posted: May 13, 2025 / 01:50 PM PDT Updated: May 13, 2025 / 01:50 PM PDT SAN DIEGO (FOX 5/KUSI) — Alex Morgan is returning to San Diego Wave FC — this time in a different capacity.
Morgan was among the first players signed by the Wave after the club joined the NWSL in 2021. She went on to play 63 matches with the Wave and scored 28 goals, including the team’s first.
Morgan, 35, is from Southern California and lives in the San Diego area with her family. She recently gave birth to her second child. She won the NWSL ’s Golden Boot in the club’s inaugural ...
By ANNE M. PETERSON Alex Morgan has joined the investor group for the San Diego Wave, the National Women’s Soccer League team she played for before retiring from professional soccer. The Wave… ...
Alex Morgan has joined the investor group for the San Diego Wave, the National Women’s Soccer League team she played for before retiring from professional soccer. The Wave announced Tuesday that ...