Portland Thorns and NWSL legend Christine Sinclair announces retirement: ‘Thank you will never be enough’
Sinclair retires from the Thorns after 12 seasons, 195 (and counting) appearances, 79 goals and three NWSL championships. She’s the NWSL’s third all-time leading scorer (64) in regular season play and will finish her career as one of three players in league history to play all 12 seasons with the same club.
All-time leading goal scorer Christine Sinclair announces retirement, finishing season with Thorns
Soccer’s all-time leading international goal scorer Christine Sinclair will retire from professional soccer at the end of the NWSL season, the Canadian international announced on Friday. Her last game for the Portland Thorns will be Nov. 1 against Angel City FC in their season finale at Providence Park.
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