A day that seemed like it would never come for American soccer fans is here: Veteran MLS forward Kei Kamara is retiring from soccer.
The 41-year-old has been a constant in American soccer since he signed his first professional contract with the Columbus Crew in 2006. While he made detours to Norwich City, Middlesbrough and Finnish club HIFK, Kamara spent most of the next two decades suiting up for various MLS teams. He retires as the league’s second all-time leading scorer, bagging 147 goals in the regular season for a dozen teams.
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“I never played for just one crest,” Kamara said in a video posted to social media announcing the decision. “I played for the love of the game, and the places it carried me.”
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