Alyssa Naeher, the longtime goalkeeper for the United States National Team, announced her retirement from international soccer on Nov. 25. Naeher, who most recently won a gold medal at the Paris Olympics, is among the best goalkeepers in United States soccer history. She is the only keeper to record a shutout in both World Cup and Olympic finals.

U.S. goalkeeper Alyssa Naeher has announced her retirement from international soccer, ending an 11-year career in which she won two World Cups and the Olympic gold medal.

Alyssa Naeher, long-time starting goalkeeper for the U.S. women's national team, announced her retirement from international play on Monday. The USWNT is in Europe for a pair of friendlies, and the matches will serve as Naeher's final games.

Alyssa Naeher, the only goalkeeper to record shutouts in both World Cup and Olympic finals, announced her retirement from international soccer Thursday. Matches in England on Saturday and in the Netherlands on Dec. 3 will be her last with the USWNT.

As U.S. goalkeeper Alyssa Naeher looked ahead to the next Women's World Cup in 2027, she calculated what that would look like at her age.

Naeher will play her final games for the United States this month, with matches against England and the Netherlands.

As Alyssa Naeher prepares for retirement, the USWNT star is "excited about the crop of goalkeepers" coming up behind her.

In sports, as in life, every chapter has its conclusion, but some stories are simply too compelling to end completely. For Alyssa Naeher, one of the most accomplished goalkeepers in soccer history, this pivotal moment came with a bittersweet announcement: stepping away from the international scene while remaining committed to her cherished Chicago Red Stars.