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Alexandra Popp to retire from Germany women's national soccer team

WOLFSBURG, Germany (AP) — Alexandra Popp is retiring from the German women’s national soccer team next month after a career which included the Olympic gold medal in 2016, the bronze […]

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The Star Kuala Lumpur

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Soccer-Germany captain Popp to retire from international football

(Reuters) - Germany women's team captain Alexandra Popp will retire from international football after a 14-year-long career, the striker said on Monday. Read full story

2 years ago·Petaling Jaya, Malaysia

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Deutschlandfunk

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Women's football - Captain Alexandra Popp ends career in national team

DFB captain Alexandra Popp is ending her career in the national football team. This was announced by the German Football Association. The 33-year-old striker will play her last international match on October 28th against Australia.

2 years ago·Germany

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Sueddeutsche Zeitung

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DFB captain Alexandra Popp resigns: Her gut decided

Alexandra Popp is ending her career in the German national team after more than 14 years. To fill the gap left by the leader, several female footballers will be needed - national coach Wück must create a change.

2 years ago·Munich, Germany

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BBC News

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Alexandra Popp: Germany captain to retire from international football

Germany captain Alexandra Popp announces she will retire from international football next month.

2 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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The Hindu

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Germany’s captain Alexandra Popp announces international retirement

Alexandra Popp is retiring from the German women’s national football team next month after a career which included the Olympic gold medal in 2016, bronze in Paris and runner-up at Euro 2022.

2 years ago·Chennai, India

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Deutsche Welle

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Germany captain Alexandra Popp retires from national team

Alexandra Popp, captain of the women's national team, has retired from international football ending her 14-year career with the side. The Olympic gold medalist is still going strong with Wolfsburg.

2 years ago·Bonn, Germany

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