Alyssa Naeher Announces Retirement from USWNT After 15-Year Career

The two-time World Cup champion and 2024 Olympic gold medalist will play her final international matches against England and the Netherlands this week.

Alyssa Naeher, 36, is retiring from the U.S. Women's National Team after an 11-year senior international career and 113 caps.
She is the only goalkeeper in women's soccer history to record shutouts in both a World Cup final and an Olympic gold medal match.
Naeher played pivotal roles in the USWNT's 2019 World Cup victory and the 2024 Olympic gold medal win, earning widespread praise for her calm and steady leadership.
Her final international matches will be against England at Wembley Stadium on November 30 and the Netherlands on December 3.
Naeher will continue her club career with the Chicago Red Stars, where she has played since 2016, and holds NWSL records for saves and appearances by a goalkeeper.