Carli Lloyd to retire from USWNT, pro soccer in the fall
The Peninsula
Soccer star Carli Lloyd will retire this fall from both international and professional soccer.
Lloyd, 39, is a two-time World Cup champion, has won two Olympic gold medals and twice was named the FIFA world player of the year. She will leave the U.S. Women's National Team as one of the greatest players in its history.
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