Now that Morgan has won the U-20 WC, WC, Olympics and Champions League, has there been any other female player who has accomplished the same fete? I didn't include the French Cup, French League, WPS, NWSL (to lesser extent Algarve, Concacaf and She Believes Cup) titles, since they're either not that important and/or very localized.
Carli Lloyd starts: Your @HaysWorldwide team for @LFCladies v #MCWFC! A massive match on the way! pic.twitter.com/El5QxqXWmW— Man City Women (@ManCityWomen) June 3, 2017
Heather O'Reilly starts in the short season finale: Here's how we line up for our final game of the Spring SeriesKick-off against @bristolcitywfc is at 3.30pm 🇬🇧 pic.twitter.com/yOxCBmoepO— Arsenal Women (@ArsenalWFC) June 3, 2017
Crystal Dunn starts for Chelsea: Here's our team today: Telford; Flaherty, Cooper, Bright; Davison, Mjelde, Chapman (c), Dunn; Ji, Carney; Kirby #CLFC— Chelsea FC Women (@ChelseaFCW) June 3, 2017
HAO picks up an assist: It's three... 😉@HeatherOReilly gets down the wing and crosses and @Chloe_Kelly98 taps home⏱️ 0-3 (75) pic.twitter.com/grO4yttA6g— Arsenal Women (@ArsenalWFC) June 3, 2017
Darcy McFarlane and Jaclyn Poucel start: Team News: Cunningham, Rafferty, Poucel, Clark, Dalgliesh, Howat, Littlejohn, McFarlane, Ross, Crilly, Mulvey— Celtic FC Women (@CelticFCWomen) June 4, 2017 And Poucel scores: With another good delivery from @georgierafferty, @JaclynPoucel rises and headers another goal home for the hoops. 5-0 Celtic 62' played— Celtic FC Women (@CelticFCWomen) June 4, 2017
Yes, at least Anja Mittag UEFA Women's Champions League: Winner 2004–05, 2009–10 FIFA Women's World Cup: Winner 2007 Summer Olympics: Gold medal 2016 FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup: Winner 2004 There could be other Germans that done it but I couldn't find any else and since US and Germany is the only countries that won both FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup and the WoSo at the Summer Olympics and Morgan was the first american to win the UEFA WCL only Germans can have done it before and until 2016 no-one had.
If you consider the old UEFA Women's Cup as the equivalent of the UWCL (as you did above for Mittag in 2004-05), then Morgan isn't the first American to win the title. She is the 1st to win since it became the Champions League, but Krieger and Lewandowski won the old Euro Cup in 2008.
Carli Lloyd Man City wrap-up: https://www.mancity.com/news/mcwfc/mcwfc news/2017/june/man city women carli lloyd farewell The USA star, who joined the Club in February ahead of the FA WSL Spring Series, helped the Blues to an FA Cup triumph and the Champions League semi-finals. The midfielder netted three crucial goals in 11 appearances, including a strike at Wembley and two on the European stage – one of which handed Nick Cushing’s side victory at the home of eventual competition winners Lyon.
Darcy McFarlane and Jaclyn Poucel start: Team News: Cunningham, Rafferty, Poucel, Whyte, Dalgliesh, McFarlane, Montgomery, Richards, Crilly, Howat, Mulvey— Celtic FC Women (@CelticFCWomen) June 14, 2017
A member of the Puerto Rican WNT is playing in Colombia: Delyaliz Rosario, had the performances of greater prominence among the national players active in foreign professional football tournaments. Rosario, meanwhile, was on the pitch in the full match that Huila won from local 2-0 over Cortulúa FC in the first leg of the semifinal round of the Colombian tournament, and the return match will be next Thursday 15. In the other Series, Santa Fe opened with a 0-1 victory against Bucaramanga. (in Spanish): http://www.fedefutbolpr.com/destaca...al&utm_source=twitter.com&utm_campaign=buffer A look at the PRWNT Wikipedia page shows 2 more players in Colombia: Selimar Pagán Karina Socarrás Both play for Cúcuta Deportivo. Nicole Rodriquez appears to be playing (or at least was playing in 2015/16) for Durham University in England. She is pursuing a degree so it's not quite clear the nature of the team. https://www.teamdurham.com/universitysport/university_clubs/football.womens/roster/ There are other Yanks on the squad: Allison Norenberg (GK) - Palatine, Illinois Sara Spaventa - San Diego, California Ashley Herndon - Spotsylvania, Virginia Emory Camper - Virginia Beach, Virginia Cheyenne Miller - Dallas, Texas Melissa Gonzalez - Los Angeles, California
Darcy McFarlane starts and Jaclyn Poucel on the bench: Today's XI: Cunningham, Richards, Fitzsimmons, Hodges, Clark (c), Crilly, Howat, McFarlane, Ross, Mulvey, Ewens.— Celtic FC Women (@CelticFCWomen) June 18, 2017 Subs: Poucel, Whyte, Rafferty, Connor, Middleton, Dalgliesh.— Celtic FC Women (@CelticFCWomen) June 18, 2017
Sophia Omidiji signs for Excelsior Barendrecht Women in the Netherlands: 🖋 Sophia Omidiji, Nikki IJzerman en Nidia Bos spelen volgend seizoen voor @ExcBarVrouwen.⚽️ Meer weten? Lees snel: https://t.co/L0RyEAM4uH pic.twitter.com/dHEvJPjPxw— Excelsior Vrouwen (@ExcVrouwen) June 19, 2017
Jillian McVicker signs with Olimpia: 877181373399932928 is not a valid tweet id I assume that means CFF Olimpia Cluj in Romania as they are in the next UWCL tourney.
Christina Burkenroad is heading to Norway: https://www.vavel.com/en-us/soccer/...enroad-to-join-norwegian-side-grand-bodo.html Earlier this week, it was unofficially announced that second-year Orlando Pride forward Christina Burkenroad was planning on joining Norwegian Topsserian side Grand Bodo, pending her release from her NWSL squad. The Norwegian team made a public message on Facebook welcoming her to the roster, though there has been no official word from the Pride as to her status in Orlando. https://www.facebook.com/ikgrandbodo/posts/1223252304470634
Another Yank heading to Olimpia in Romania: Romanian side Olimpia Cluj have signed Purdue alum Hannah Leinert. Looks like they're stocking up on Americans for Champions League run.— Chris Henderson (@chris_awk) June 21, 2017
Karen Bardsley's re-signed for two additional years with Manchester City.— Chris Henderson (@chris_awk) June 21, 2017
Sophie Groff signs with Keflavik FC in Iceland: ✍ | Former #Gamecocks standout Sophie Groff has signed with Iceland's Keflavik FC.Congrats, @sophie_groff!📰: https://t.co/YogwT5U86P pic.twitter.com/prSfF2Awzf— Gamecock Women’s Soccer (@GamecockWSoccer) June 22, 2017
Darcy McFarlane and Jaclyn Poucel start: Team News - Cunningham, Rafferty, Poucel, Clark (c), Whyte, McFarlane, Ross, Littlejohn, Richards, Crilly, Mulvey— Celtic FC Women (@CelticFCWomen) June 25, 2017
Sophia Omidiji profile: http://ladiesmarch.com/2017/06/big-move-from-gent-excites-omidiji-expects-tough-challenge/
The Mexican U23 league is looking for a few good Mexican-Americans: https://sports.vice.com/en_us/artic...ro-soccer-league-will-boost-its-national-team Given Torreón's proximity to the United States, Santos are also on the lookout for talent from across the border. "We're aware of the talent in the United States but the Mexican Football Federation rules don't allow us to bring in foreigners," Pedroza said. "We can bring in Mexican-Americans though. So if there's a girl born over there to Mexican parents we could bring her into the group." The gulf between the standard of women's soccer in both countries presents an advantage for Tijuana's Xolas, who not only have closer access to Mexican-American talent, but have also participated in the US Women's Premier Soccer League since 2015.
All @FourFourTwoUSA #FAWSL features:O'Reilly - https://t.co/380xpqLMQbLloyd - https://t.co/mz0QJcYvT1Dunn - https://t.co/6vn76WEpGJ pic.twitter.com/hC4LjT31DH— Kieran Theivamanoharan (@KiersTheivam) June 26, 2017