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Christina Sinclair

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Christina Sinclair

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Christine Sinclair (English: Christine Sinclair, June 12, 1983 -), born in Burnaby, is a Canadian women's football player who once served as the captain of the Canadian women's national football team and served as a forward. Sinclair is the soul of Canadian women's football, having led Canada to win the 2012 and 2016 Olympic women's football bronze medals and the 2020 Olympic women's football gold medal. In 2013, Sinclair joined the Portland Thorns, the founding team of the National Women's Soccer League, and later helped the team win three playoff championships. Her personal statistics ranked among the best in the league. In 2024, Sinclair announced that he would hang up his boots after the last regular home game of the Portland Thorns game of the season.

Category
Athletes
Nationality
Canada
Born
1983-06-12
Wikidata
Q262802
Occupations football player
Aliases Christine Margaret SinclairChristine SinclairChristine SinclairChristina Sinclair

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