World’s all-time leading scorer expected to play her last game Nov. 1, as Rise hints at new role
Canadian legend Christine Sinclair has announced that she will retire from playing professional soccer at the end of the season.
Vancouver Rise FC of the newly formed Northern Super League has teased that Sinclair may take on a role with the club, posting a photo of her with the caption “Something BIG coming soon.”— Sinclair is the world’s all-time leading goal-scorer with 190 in 327 international appearances. That earned her The Best FIFA Special Award in January 2022.
— Canada’s flag-bearer at the London Olympics’ closing ceremony in 2012, the veteran forward is a four-time finalist for FIFA World Player of the Year.
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