Any hopes you had of seeing Sydney Leroux represent the United States at the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio went out the window on Monday. The 25-year-old took to Twitter to make her special announcement.
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Surprise! My plans have changed for this summer. @Ddwyer14 and I are so excited to announce... pic.twitter.com/99knKtCvTO
— Sydney Leroux Dwyer (@sydneyleroux) January 26, 2016
As if an eventful 2015 wasn’t enough -- marrying Dom Dwyer after lifting the Women’s World Cup -- Leroux opted for even more excitement in 2016. Naturally, the pressure on her soon-to-be first child is already mounting.
Who is he (or she) playing for?
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The product of a Canadian-born U.S. national team star and an English born MLS Cup winner, the future of baby Leroux’s boots will be the most heavily watched in soccer history.
We all agree that the Leroux-Dwyer baby is going to win us the World Cup, right? Have we missed that conversation?
— AO Long Island (@AO_LongIsland) January 26, 2016
Baby Leroux: technically eligible for Canada! https://t.co/gSGCkNtH0U
— Ben Massey (@Lord_Bob) January 26, 2016
Question is which nation will the Leroux/Dwyer child play for? Canada? England? USA? https://t.co/CR4ozmvGyE
— R.D. Mira (@rdizzle618) January 26, 2016
We’re still decades away from seeing that decision be made, but with Leroux’s allegiance and Dwyer’s MLS success, it’s safe to say the United States are the early favorites.
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