USA captain Tim Ream retires from international soccer

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 30 Sept, 09:49 · Archive

Tim Ream, 38, has retired from international soccer after 16 years captaining the United States.

The 38-year-old center back announced his retirement from international soccer after a 16-year career with the USMNT. He was honoured in his hometown of St. Louis during a friendly match between the United States and Chile.

How it is being reported

• USA captain Tim Ream is honored as he retires from international soccer after 16 years... just months on from bitter World Cup disappointmentDaily Mail Sport · 30 Sept, 03:53
• USMNT captain Tim Ream retiring from international soccer after 16-year runNew York Post · 30 Sept, 02:27

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