U.S. women's national team star Trinity Rodman said she is interested in leaving the NWSL to play for a team in Europe sometime in the future, which would make her the latest in a long list of international teammates who have made the move across the Atlantic Ocean.

Trinity Rodman and the Washington Spirit open the NWSL season Friday at Houston, but the fifth-year forward admits she feels the pull of playing overseas.

A move to another country could be in the cards for Washington Spirit and U.S. Women’s National Team forward Trinity Rodman, she said this week. But the 22-year-old said she isn’t in any rush to leave the District of Columbia.

Rodman's remarks come after Naomi Girma and Jenna Nighswonger left the NWSL for Chelsea and Arsenal respectively in January.

United States and Washington Spirit forward Trinity Rodman said it's a matter of time before she plays abroad but added that she remains focused on the upcoming NWSL season that kicks off Friday. Over the past year,

U.S. international Trinity Rodman, a 2024 gold medalist and team leader for the Washington Spirit, revealed that she wants to play at the club level in Europe at some point during her career. The 22-year-old winger said "it's only a matter of time" before she makes a move overseas,