Japan World Cup winner Yuki Nagasato retires

Japan World Cup winner Yuki Nagasato retires after 24 years
Japan World Cup winner Yuki Nagasato, who in 2020 made history by briefly signing on loan for a men's team, has called time on her 24-year professional career at the age of 37.
Houston Dash F Yuki Nagasato retires after storied career
Houston Dash forward Yuki Nagasato has retired from professional soccer following a storied career that spans more than two decades and several continents.
Japanese trailblazer Nagasato retires
Japanese World Cup-winner Yuki Nagasato, who made history by playing for a senior men's team in 2020, brings her trailblazing 24-year career to an end.
Japan women's football pioneer Nagasato retires
Women's World Cup winner Yuki Nagasato, who made history with a brief spell playing for a men's team, said she had given "every last drop" as the Japanese striker announced her retirement from football.
Japan women’s football pioneer Yuki Nagasato retires after giving ‘every last drop’
The 37-year-old, part of the Japan team that lifted the World Cup in 2011, played for clubs in various countries – including a men’s team.
Japanese star Yuki Nagasato retires
Japanese star Yuki Nagasato announced her retirement from pro soccer after eight seasons in the NWSL, six with the Chicago Red Stars, one with Racing Louisville and her final season with the Houston Dash in 2014. Sign in by entering the code we sent to , or clicking the magic link in the email.
Japanese trailblazer, World Cup winner hangs up boots
Japanese World Cup winner Yuki Nagasato, who in 2020 made history by briefly signing on loan for a men's team, has called time on her 24-year professional career at the age of 37.
Japan WC winner Nagasato retires after 24 years
Japan World Cup winner Yuki Nagasato, who in 2020 made history by briefly signing on loan for a men's team, has called time on her 24-year professional career at the age of 37.
Football: Japan 2011 World Cup winner Nagasato announces retirement
Former Japan women's national team forward Yuki Nagasato, who helped her country win the nation's first and only World Cup title to date in 2011 in Germany, announced her retirement at 37 on Monday. Nagasato also played an important role in Nadeshiko Japan's silver medal-winning campaign at the 2012 London Olympics.
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