Alex Morgan: "Brazil Will Be An Incredible Host" As USA Eyes Women's World Cup Success | AD1W

Well, I think football or soccer is just a part of Brazil's culture, starting from, you know, and generationally as well. So I think walking around the streets, you're going to see people playing soccer on the streets. You're going to see everyone talking about it and watching. So I want to be on the ground there. I want to experience it. A Women's World Cup as a fan. And I think they're going to be a great host nation, Brazil. And my hope is that the U.S. does incredibly well as well. I think the best thing for the team, having played in four World Cups, is to create that bubble and to, you know, for it to be the team and the team only. So for me, I'm going to be hands off. I'm going to be the ultimate fan. I'm going to be following their every move. But for them, they just need to focus on themselves. I think skills on a court or on a field can always be learned through life, from coaches, from teammates, from self. But something that I really hope to relay is to get on this court or this mini pitch and build self-confidence, build self-belief, have access to playing sport and use sport as a vehicle in building confidence and going after your dreams in life. All right, Diamond Heart, let's get ready to cut this ribbon. Just having my hometown be able to host an Olympics, it's a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for the athletes, for the fans, for our community, for this country. There's been a lot of talk about it already for the last few years. And I think LA is going to be ready and it's going to do, it's going to blow it out of the park. But I'm very, I'm very jealous of the athletes that get to represent the USA in LA.