Desiree Scott announces retirement from the CANWNT. ⚽⁣ •⁣ Canada will honor the legendary Scott with a special celebration match in Winnipeg on May 31, as part of a pair of friendlies against Haiti. 👏⁣ •⁣ The game, at Princess Auto Stadium, will recognize Scott’s incredible international career and contributions to the women’s national team. 🇨🇦⁣ •⁣ The 37-year-old, a native Winnipegger, announced her retirement after earning 187 caps, including a gold medal at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics. 💪⁣ •⁣ Scott's legendary career includes three World Cups, three Olympic Games (winning bronze in 2012 and 2016, and gold in 2021), and she is widely known for her fierce defensive play, earning the nickname “The Destroyer.” 🏆⁣ •⁣ After initially announcing her retirement in 2023, she came out of it to join Ottawa Rapid FC in the inaugural Northern Super League season. 🔥⁣ •⁣ Congrats on your retirement, Desiree! 💜 #thegist⁣ •⁣ #soccer #canwnt #womenssoccer #canadasoccer #desireescott #canada