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Alyssa Thompson, a young American soccer star, flew to London amid Chelsea's efforts to finalize a transfer deal, which could surpass $1 million, with negotiations ongoing as the transfer deadline approaches.
Angel City winger Alyssa Thompson is in negotiations to transfer to Chelsea, with a potential record-breaking fee exceeding $1 million, but the deal is close to the WSL transfer window deadline, and her departure could impact Angel City's playoff chances.
Alyssa Thompson, an 18-year-old soccer prodigy, has emerged as one of the brightest talents in women's soccer. She made history by becoming the first girl to compete at the top level for a U.S. boys' talent team and has since landed an endorsement deal with Nike, made her professional debut, and earned a call-up to the U.S. women's national team. Coaches and experts compare her potential to that of LeBron James or Serena Williams, and she is expected to make her World Cup debut soon. Despite her rapid rise, Alyssa remains humble and amazed by her own success.
Alyssa Thompson, the youngest player to represent the United States in a World Cup in the last 28 years, brings a new dynamic to the Women's World Cup. With her mix of speed and tenacity, Thompson has the potential for stardom and the ability to attract diverse audiences. Representing her Peruvian and African American-Filipino heritage, she aims to motivate young players of color to come through the system and become role models themselves. Thompson will likely come off the bench as a secret weapon for the U.S. team, showcasing her improvisation and creativity on the field.
The US Women's World Cup roster has been announced, with 18-year-old Alyssa Thompson joining veteran players Megan Rapinoe and Alex Morgan. The team will be aiming to win a third consecutive World Cup title, with the tournament kicking off on July 20 in Australia and New Zealand. The US is in Group E with Vietnam, the Netherlands, and Portugal. The team has been hit by injuries in the run-up to the event, with captain Becky Sauerbrunn and forward Mallory Swanson both ruled out due to injury.
The USWNT defeated Ireland 1-0 in their final tune-up before the 2023 FIFA World Cup. Alana Cook scored the lone goal, while 18-year-old Alyssa Thompson impressed in her first senior national team start. The coaching staff will now evaluate players' performances in club play as they finalize the World Cup roster. Julie Ertz is expected to announce her new club team next week. The USWNT will play a final send-off game against Wales on July 9.
18-year-old soccer prodigy Alyssa Thompson, who made her Angel City debut with a "golazo" goal, has been called up to the US women's national team due to an injury to star forward Mallory Swanson. Thompson, a high school senior, has already made two appearances for the national squad and could be a contender for the World Cup roster. USWNT coach Vlatko Andonovski praised Thompson's ability to break down complex defenses and eliminate players on the dribble. Thompson will play against the Republic of Ireland in St. Louis on Tuesday night.
Forward Alyssa Thompson will replace Mallory Swanson on the US Women's National Team roster for their upcoming friendly match against the Republic of Ireland on April 11. Swanson suffered a torn patella tendon in her left knee during the USA's victory over Ireland yesterday. Thompson, the #1 pick in the 2023 NWSL Draft, has two USWNT caps and made her debut in October 2022.
The NCAA men's tournament has been impossible to predict, with a Final Four roster that had a 1-in-125,000 chance of making it this far. Caitlin Clark's preposterous performance sent Iowa to the Final Four, while Alyssa Thompson made a stunning debut for Angel City FC. The Dallas Mavericks are struggling after trading for Kyrie Irving, and LeBron James returned to the Lakers lineup after seeing "the LeBron James of feet."
18-year-old Alyssa Thompson made her NWSL debut for Angel City and scored a stunning goal just 11 minutes into the game. She showcased her electrifying pace and skill throughout the match, proving that she is not just the future of American soccer, but the present. Despite being considered a long shot for the USWNT World Cup roster, Thompson's performance has prompted questions about her potential inclusion. Regardless, she is still the future of the sport and has shown no willingness to conform to typical timelines.