US Soccer Great Tim Ream Retires From National Team
Charlotte FC defender Tim Ream has ended his international career with the United States men's national team.
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Tim Ream, a longtime United States men's national team defender and current Charlotte FC player, has officially retired from international soccer, closing out a career widely regarded as among the program's most accomplished in recent memory.
Ream built a reputation as a dependable center back over more than a decade with the national team, representing the U.S. across multiple international tournaments during his time as a regular in the squad.
His retirement closes a chapter for a player who was seen by teammates and coaches as a steady, experienced presence in the national team's defensive setup in recent years.
Ream continues his club career with Charlotte FC in Major League Soccer, where he remains an active player even as his international duties come to an end.
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