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.
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