Photo: Getty And that’s a wrap. Legendary soccer playerCarli Lloydended her career with the United States women’s national soccer team on Tuesday night, with a 6-0 win over South Korea. She walks away from the team after helping them win two women’s World Cups during her storied career. Lloyd, whoannounced in August plans to retire from soccerafter finishing her remaining games for the USWNT and the National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL) this season, left the field to a standing ovation during the 66th minute of the game....

The U.S. women’s soccer teamwon its World Cup match against Chileon Sunday, and Carli Lloyd sent a message to the team’s critics when celebrating the big victory. Lloyd, 36, scored an 18-yard goal 11 minutes into the match, where she proceeded to leap and pump a fist whilst hugging teammate Lindsey Horan, followed with a celebratory “golf clap” — which was a literal clap-back after the U.S. team wascriticized for celebrating their huge 13-0 victoryagainst Thailand last week....

Carli Lloyd could be making history! According to her trainer James Galanis, who spoke withFOX Sports on Monday,the U.S. women’s national soccer team forward has allegedly been asked to become the first woman to play for the National Football League. “Honestly, I don’t think it will be long before we see a woman break through this NFL barrier,” he tweeted at the time. “I’d give her an honest tryout if I were, say, the Bears....

Carli Lloyd believes she has what it takes to join the NFL.The U.S. women’s national soccer team forward, who has reportedly been asked to become the first woman to play for the NFL after scoring an epic 55-yard field goal, said she’s taking the offer seriously.“I would be foolish to maybe not entertain the idea of potentially doing it,” Lloyd, 37, toldreporterson Thursday. “I know there’s some challenges, there’s big men on the line, I’m not naïve to that....

Carli Lloyd.Photo: Brad Smith/ISI Photos/Getty While speaking with PEOPLE about her partnership withSecret deodorant, the 38-year-old soccer champion says the feeling of playing for her country is like no other. She adds, “I’s just a fun and amazing experience to be part of. The World Cup is obviously just Women’s World Cup and it’s soccer and everyone is geared into it, but this event … you have those avid fans and you have the diehard fans and then you have new fans that maybe want to tune in....

Carli Lloydsays she’s “not naive” about the challenges that she would face in the NFL — but remains interested in joining the league as a kicker. The U.S. women’s national soccer team forward, 37, hasreportedly been askedto become the first woman to play for the NFL afterscoring an epic 55-yard field goalat the Philadelphia Eagles’ practice camp in August. “I have spent 15 years breaking down my technique on the soccer field and there is no reason why I can’t get the technique down with a two-step field goal,” Lloyd said in a recent interview with theNew York Post....

Carli Lloyd.Photo: Frank Jansky/Icon Sportswire via Getty Carli Lloydis going out with a bang! Lloyd accomplishment on Thursday against Paraguay comes less than a month before sheretires. “FIVE GOALS FOR CARLI FREAKING LLOYD! ,” the teamtweeted. “@CarliLloyd has tied the #USWNT single-game scoring record with her FIFTH goal of the night!” The USWNT also encouraged Lloyd to “take it all in” before retirement, to which sheresponded, “Going to miss this ....

Carlos Alcaraz of Spain (left) beat Serbian player Novak Djokovic in the 2023 Wimbledon men’s singles final.Photo:Clive Brunskill/Getty Images Clive Brunskill/Getty Images Carlos Alcarazhas dethroned reigning Wimbledon championNovak Djokovic. “Winning my second Grand Slam here in Wimbledon is really special for me — a dream come true, without a doubt,” Alcaraz said after the match, perUSA Today. “I’m really, really happy to come back after the first set. And facing Novak, playing such a great level at the end, it was a really amazing experience for me....

Photo:Rob Kim/Getty ImagesCarlos Alcaraz knows how to memorialize a victory.The Spanish superstar — whowon the US Openin 2022, shooting him from No. 32 at the start of last year to the No. 1 tennis player in the world — is continuing to tear up the competition again, already eyeing the prize of the fourth and final Grand Slam tournament of the year.Alcaraz reminisced about his 2022 US Open when speaking with PEOPLE at the annual Palace Invitational at Lotte New York Palace on Thursday — while also revealing how he’d like to celebrate this year, should he clinch the championship title for the second year in a row....

Carlos Marin and Geraldine Larrosa.Photo: Pablo Cuadra/Getty Geraldine Larrosa is singing “Por Ti Volaré” true. Carlos Marín.David Becker/Getty “He called me and told me he loved me like mad and that I was the woman of his life and asked me to take care of his family,” she said,according toHola. “We had survived the pandemic and in the end, the pandemic has taken him from me.” She added, “I’m going to carry on fighting for his dreams and the dreams we had together....

Photo: Carlos PenaVega/Instagram Carlos PenaVega’s sonOcean Kingis all grown up!TheBig Time Rushstar shared a photo on Instagram Friday of him and his 6-year-old spendingtime together at the beach.Holding a net in one hand, Carlos wrapped his arm around his son, who threw up a shaka hand gesture." ‘My NOT so little Ocean 🌊’ 😭 They grow up so fast!!" he wrote in the caption.Carlos PenaVega/InstagramCarlos, 33, shares sons Ocean and Kingston James, 3, as well as 21-month-old daughterRio Reywith wifeAlexa PenaVega....

LittleOcean Kingis everyone’s Monday mood. Late Monday evening,Carlos PenaVega, 29,posted an adorable pictureof his 2-year-old son Ocean King — who he shares with wifeAlexa PenaVega, 30 — to Instagram from their walk earlier that day. “When your kid is done walking and decides it’s best to just sit and wait for you to pick them up and carry them the rest of the way,” Carlos, captioned the picture on Instagram. “Sometimes I wish I could do that in the middle of my day....

Carlos Santana of Santana performs on stage at North Island Credit Union Amphitheatre.Photo:Daniel Knighton/Getty Daniel Knighton/Getty Carlos Santanaissued, then deleted, an apology to the LGBTQ community after disparaging remarks he made during a recent showwent viral. Santana, 76, continued, “Here is my personal goal that I strive to achieve every day. I want to honor and respect all person’s ideals and beliefs whether they areLGBTQor not. This is the planet of free will and we have all been given this gift....