Daily News | The Union’s Nathan Harriel gets a new contract
Krieger, 38, was on the 2015 and 2019 World Cup-winning squads, and on the 2011 team that made the Americans’ first final since 1999. She also was on the 2016 Olympic squad. She totaled 108 caps, with the first in 2008 and the last in early 2021.
At the club level, she played in Washington and Orlando before joining Gotham FC last year. She also had multiple stints in Europe, most famously with Germany’s 1. FFC Frankfurt. She became the first American woman to win a UEFA Champions League title when Frankfurt lifted the crown in 2008.
Beyond the field, Krieger is in the midst of a campaign to earn a seat on Penn State’s board of trustees. The election runs from April 10 to May 4.
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