Christine Sinclair, one of Canada’s most iconic soccer players, has decided to stay with the Canadian national team for the 2021 season. After much consideration and encouragement from her friends and family, Sinclair has decided to remain with the team for another year.
Sinclair, who is currently the captain of the Canadian women’s national team, has been with the team since 2000. She has made a name for herself in the world of soccer, having scored an impressive 181 international goals in her career. She is also the all-time leading scorer in international soccer, male or female.
The decision to stay with Canada for another year was not an easy one for Sinclair. She had been considering leaving the team and exploring other opportunities, but ultimately decided that she wanted to remain with the team she has been with for so long.
Friends and family played a major role in Sinclair’s decision to stay with Canada. Her friends and family encouraged her to stay with the team and reminded her of how much she has achieved in her career. They also reminded her of how much she has meant to the team and to Canadian soccer fans over the years.
Sinclair’s decision to stay with Canada for 2021 is a huge boost for the team. She is a leader on the field and her presence will be invaluable as Canada looks to build on its success from last season. Her experience and leadership will be a major asset as the team looks to compete for a spot in the 2021 Olympics.
Sinclair’s decision to stay with Canada for 2021 is a great example of how important friends and family can be in making difficult decisions. Her friends and family encouraged her to stay with the team she has been with for so long and ultimately it was their support that helped her make the right decision.
