Alex Morgan certainly would love to be in Paris fighting for a Gold medal with Team USA, but she was snubbed from the team, so she decided to go on vacation with her husband.
The 35-year-old took to her Instagram this week and showed off her best moments from the summer, and it included an erotic picture with her husband.
Alex Morgan could be seen in a spicy two-piece green bikini as she kisses her husband on the beach.
Another picture showed the soccer legend in the water rocking another bikini with a friend.
View this post on Instagram
Alex Morgan has scored 123 international goals, the most of any active American player. However, according to ESPN, time has seemingly caught up with her, as she has failed to score any goals in 10 games with the San Diego Wave of the NWSL this year.
She scored just two goals for the U.S. team this year.
Sophia Smith, Mallory Swanson, Jaedyn Smith, Trinity Rodman, and Crystal Dunn lead the current squad, which is getting set to play for a gold medal.
Alex Morgan Snubbed From Team USA In What Was Likely Her Final Olympics Opportunity
In June, Morgan was not named to the 18-player U.S. Olympic roster or one of the four alternates.
She had another chance to make the squad when it was announced that midfielder Catarina Macario would be dropped from the Olympic roster because a lingering knee injury, however, Lynn Williams would be elevated instead of Alex Morgan.
The veteran striker broke her silence after being left off the U.S. Women’s National Team’s roster for the Paris Olympics:
“Today, I’m disappointed about not having the opportunity to represent our country on the Olympic stage. This will always be a tournament that is close to my heart and I take immense pride any time I put on the crest. In less than a month, I look forward to supporting this team and cheering them on alongside the rest of our country. LFG,” Morgan wrote on her social media accounts.
Morgan is one of the most decorated players in USWNT history. Since making her debut in the 2011 World Cup, she has appeared in every major tournament, cementing her legacy.
