Julie Ertz is headed back to the National Women's Soccer League.
"I am so thrilled to be joining one of the most exciting clubs in the world in Angel City FC," Ertz said in a statement."From the moment they traded for my rights up until now, they have been unwavering in their support of my journey. I cannot wait to get to work with the team and finally experience the amazing game day atmosphere."
Ertz has been a mainstay on the USWNT, too. She helped the United States win the World Cup in 2015 and in 2019, and she won a bronze medal with the club at the Tokyo Olympics. She returned to the field with the USWNT earlier this month for the first time since the games, and she played in half of the United State’s 1-0 win over Ireland on Tuesday. Ertz, 31, is gearing up to make the roster for the Women’s World Cup in Australia and New Zealand this summer.
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