Christine Sinclair will retire as the greatest player in Canadian soccer history. See what she said in her announcement Friday.

Sinclair has scored more goals (190) than any athlete, man or woman, and won the gold medal with Canada at the Tokyo Olympics. Ahead of her international retirement, she told media that her wishes were to retire quietly while helping the team qualify go the Paris Games.

Canadian striker Christine Sinclair, the all-time top scorer in international football, says she is retiring from the game at the end of the current National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL) season.

Canada’s Christine Sinclair has announced plans to retire from professional soccer at the end of the National Women’s Soccer League season. The 41-year-old former Canada captain, who retired from international soccer last year, will play her final game with the Portland Thorns, her long-time club team, on Nov. 1.

Christine Sinclair, one of the founding players for the Portland Thorns in the National Women’s Soccer League, announced Friday that she retiring from the game.

The 41-year-old retired from the Canadian national team last year, finishing her international career as the world’s top goal scorer among both women and men with 190 goals.

Christine Sinclair, one of the founding players for the Portland Thorns, announced Friday that she's retiring from the game.

Canada's Christine Sinclair, the world's top international goal scorer among both women and men, said on Friday she will retire from professional soccer at the end of the 2024 NWSL season in November.

Christine Sinclair, who holds the record for the most international goals scored in women's or men's soccer history, will retire at the end of the 2024 NWSL season, she announced Friday.