Alex Morgan and Servando Carrasco announced their son Tiago on Instagram — “Our 5-a-side team is complete,” the USWNT legend wrote.
By The Beat Writer — CelebnMusic247
Alex Morgan has a new teammate at home. The U.S. Women’s National Team legend and her husband Servando Carrasco announced the birth of their third child, a son named Tiago, in a joint Instagram post shared on Thursday, Oct. 22, per USA Today. “Tiago V Carrasco. Our 5-a-side team is complete,” they wrote, alongside a picture of the newborn, per USA Today.
It is a happy, named-source family story — announced by Morgan and Carrasco themselves, in their own words, on their own account. No rumor, no unnamed insider: just two parents telling the world themselves, which is exactly how a personal story should arrive.
A family that grew alongside a legendary career
Morgan and Carrasco, a midfielder who played in MLS from 2011 to 2019, were married in 2014, per USA Today. They welcomed their daughter Charlie in May 2020, and in March 2025 announced the arrival of their son Enzo, per USA Today. Tiago makes three — two boys and a girl, and a five-a-side lineup of Carrascos, as the caption neatly put it.
The timing carries a quiet symmetry. Morgan, 37, retired from professional soccer in 2024, announcing that retirement alongside the news that she was pregnant with her second child, per USA Today. The career that defined a generation of American soccer ended on her terms, and the family chapter that followed has unfolded in public only when she has chosen to share it — an engagement with fans on her schedule, not the rumor mill’s.
What she left behind needs no exaggeration. Morgan made 224 appearances for the USWNT and scored 123 goals, fifth in program history, per USA Today. She helped the United States win consecutive World Cups in 2015 and 2019, gold at the 2012 London Olympics and bronze at the Tokyo Olympics in 2021, per USA Today.
None of those numbers are the story this week, and that is precisely the charm of it. The fiercest competitor of her era is posting newborn photos and counting her family like a starting lineup — five now, complete, by her own cheerful math. Congratulations travel well in soccer, and few players have earned a warmer round of them.
The 247 Take — There is a reason this announcement landed so warmly: Morgan spent 15 years letting fans in on the biggest moments of her career, and she is doing the same, on her own terms, for the moments after it. A third child, a perfect caption and a complete five-a-side — some signings really are forever.
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Sources: USA Today
