Christen Press

Christen Annemarie Press, born on December 29, 1988, is a prominent American soccer forward currently playing for Manchester United in the English FA Women's Super League and representing the United States national team. Press made her debut for the national team on February 9, 2013, during an international friendly match against Scotland. Since then, she has become a key player, earning 144 caps and scoring 60 goals, placing her joint 9th on the all-time scoring list for the U.S. women's team.

Throughout her career, Press has showcased her exceptional skills and tenacity on the field, contributing to her teams' successes in various competitions. She played a significant role in the U.S. national team’s triumphs in major tournaments, including winning the 2019 FIFA Women's World Cup. Prior to her time at Manchester United, Press had successful stints with several clubs, including the Chicago Red Stars and the Utah Royals, where she consistently demonstrated her scoring prowess and playmaking abilities.

Press is not only celebrated for her athletic achievements but also for her advocacy for social justice and equality in sports. Her contributions extend beyond the pitch, inspiring young athletes and fans alike. With her continued dedication to the sport, Christen Press remains a vital figure in women's soccer and a source of inspiration for many.