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The Best We Know Podcast: American idol Julie Ertz

Julie Ertz has anchored the U.S. women's national team and the Chicago Red Stars for many years. R.J. and Rachael chat about Ertz in the latest The Best We Know podcast!
Julie Ertz

Podcast — Welcome back, women’s soccer fans!

We’re back with another episode of The Best We Know. As always, Rachael is joined by R.J. Allen, and it’s time for the first non-FC Gold Pride player on this show! Instead, the two chat about Julie Ertz, who recently made her 100th appearance for the U.S. women’s national team.

Ertz has spent her entire career with the Chicago Red Stars in the National Women’s Soccer League. Last year, she went to her first-ever NWSL Championship match. Internationally, what else is there to say about Ertz?

She’s a two-time FIFA Women’s World Cup champion, featuring in different spots in each tournament she’s been part of. This year, she has a chance to aim for Olympic Gold. Meanwhile, Ertz is the captain of the Red Stars and has made over 70 regular-season appearances in the NWSL.

Got ideas for the next player we should talk about? Send us your suggestions in the comments or on Twitter, @TheBestWeKnow.

Miss our last couple of shows? Check out our latest episodes!

Get to Know Us! 

Rachael Kriger is a senior editor at Last Word on Soccer. At Last Word, she is the head Seattle Sounders writer and covers the NWSL and USWNT. She is also the social media manager for Equalizer Soccer and is in the NWSL Media Association. Furthermore, Rachael is the communication director for the North American Soccer Reporters. A native of Russia, Rachael grew up playing soccer and basketball. While she coaches basketball, her love of sports reporting stems with soccer. Follow her @RachaelKriger on Twitter.

RJ Allen has been covering women’s soccer since 2016. She is currently the Editor-In-Chief of Backline Soccer and co-host of The 123rd Minute Podcast, the Attacking Half Podcast and The Best We Know Podcast. You can find her on Twitter @TheSoccerCritic.

Follow @TheBestWeKnow on Twitter for all updates! We’ve got a lot of good stuff planned for 2020 and look forward to all of you joining us as we provide a platform for Women’s Soccer news, analysis, and coverage for all.

 

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