The former goalkeeper of the United States national team Hope Solo will direct the Solo FC at the football tournament, an annual win-Vainqueur tournament which regularly presents retired football players.
Solo’s participation in TST will mark the first time she has played since 2016, and she will also be the director general of the team. Although there are currently no other player on Solo FC, the winner of the Women’s World Cup said that she was planning to recruit a varied mix of players who represent the world game for the competition.
“I try to do something completely new,” she said in An interview with athletics which was published on Monday. “This is what fans want to see. What I try to do is bring together this world world team that shows the world that there are all these other diamonds in the harsh. We will have unknown heroines , it is sure, players who come from communities or clubs or countries where funding is simply not there, or they certainly lack funding from the Federation of the United States of Football.
Solo won 202 caps during his 16 -year -old national team career, winning the World Cup in 2015 and Olympic Gold in 2008 and 2012. His USWNT career was not without loud and down, and ended On a bitter note shortly after the release in the American quarterfinals in Sweden at the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro. The goalkeeper described Sweden as “a lot of cowards” after adopting a defense approach first in this match, which later brought us football to suspend the solo for six months and to terminate his contract . Solo did not continue with his club, the reign of Seattle of the NWSL, after this incident.
Later, she continued American football for violations of the federal law on equality of remuneration and the discrimination of sexual status, but did it separately from her former colleagues of the national team. The solo has also opposed the equal remuneration agreement The Federation and the players arrived in February 2022.
By coincidence, the Solo FC will participate in TST against American women, a team that so far includes the old stars of the USWNT Carli Lloyd, Ali Krieger and Heather O’Reilly. American women won the TST edition last year, the first in which a separate female tournament took place at the same time as the male competition.
Sixteen women’s teams will participate in TST this year, which is a seven-one tournament on the 20-minute halves. This year’s tournament will take place from June 4 to 9 in Cary, NC
