Krieger will collaborate with club officials and their front office with off-the-pitch initiatives intended to help with outreach in the New York City and New Jersey markets.
āAli has a special place in our history and weāre thrilled to extend her Gotham FC story,ā said Gotham FC chief business officer Ryan Dillon. āWith her commitment to growing the game and growing the team, weāre well poised to continue to build on the recent success weāve seen on and off the field.ā
Across her storied career, Krieger made 108 appearances for the U.S. women’s national team, scoring one goal and registering nine assists. For the Bats, she played with the NJ/NY club for two seasons, making 36 total appearances, including their emphatic playoff run in 2023.
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WHAT KRIEGER SAID
āI have been fortunate to play soccer at the highest level for many clubs and organizations; however, I feel a particular closeness to the Gotham FC organization,ā said Krieger. āI believe that Gotham FC is committed to growing the game of soccer, providing support to its amazing athletes, and creating the most memorable experiences for fans.
“I am eager to work with Carolyn Tisch Blodgett, Yael Averbuch West, and the rest of the organization to further build the clubās legacy.ā
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WHAT NEXT FOR GOTHAM AND KRIEGER?
The Bats are back in action this weekend when they take on Utah Royals on Sunday. Gotham, who sit third in the league standings, will look to continue their hot form, making it three wins in three.
Krieger, meanwhile, will look to integrate into her role as the season comes to a close.