After globetrotting with USWNT, PSG and more, Lind...

Lindsey Horan, not Heaps, has had a storied career that has taken her to the farthest corners of the globe. As one of the most decorated American soccer players, she has represented the US Women's National Team (USWNT) in numerous international competitions, including the World Cup and the Olympics. Her impressive résumé also includes stints with French powerhouse Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) in the Division 1 Féminine, where she won several league titles and cups.

However, after a decade of globetrotting, Horan has finally found her way back to the United States. In a recent interview with ESPN, she discussed the challenges and joys of navigating her career across different continents and cultures. Horan's family, including her mother and sister, also shared their experiences of supporting her from afar and adapting to their own lives as the family moved from place to place.

Now, Horan will be joining the Denver Summit FC, a new team in the National Women's Soccer League (NWSL), in Colorado, where she grew up. This move marks a new chapter in her career, and Horan is excited to be back in the country she calls home. When asked about her decision to return to the US, Horan emphasized the importance of being close to her family and community, as well as the opportunity to inspire young girls and women in her hometown.

The Denver Summit FC is set to make its NWSL debut in the near future, and Horan's arrival is expected to be a significant boost to the team's roster. As she prepares to take the field for her new team, Horan's dedication, work ethic, and passion for the sport will undoubtedly make her a valuable asset to the team and a role model for aspiring soccer players everywhere.