Who is Julie Foudy and how old is she?
JULIE Foudy retired after a legendary career. Foudy hung up her cleats in 2004 after one of the most successful careers in women's soccer history. Foudy is a retired American soccer player who was a member and former captain of the United States women's National Team from 1988-2004. Throughout her career, she won multiple titles and is a two-time FIFA Women's World Cup champion and two-time Olympic gold medalist. After retiring from the game, she joined ESPN in 2005 as womens soccer and FIFA World Cup analyst and has since added features reporter and a spokesperson for select company initiatives to her resume. She currently is one of espnWs primary voices and the podcast host of Laughter Permitted with Julie Foudy. Foudy is known to be one of the most accomplished female soccer players in the world. Foudy is currently 50-years-old. Born January 23, 1971, she is a native of San Diego, California. Since 1995, Foudy has been married to Ian Sawyers. Sawyers is an American soccer coach and former professional soccer player who played for the Rotherham United club in England. The couple have two children together, Isabel Ann, 14, and Declan, 12. In a 2021 interview with The Spun, Foudy joked that the Julie Foudy Sports Leadership Academy is her third child. NBC announced the list of commentators on June 23, 2021 who will join them with the 2020 Tokyo Olympics coverage. "The roster includes Olympians who have won a combined total of 76 Olympic medals  41 gold, 19 silver, and 16 bronze," the press release states. "Team NBC would have finished second in the Rio medal count ahead of China and Great Britain and behind Team USA." Among the record number of 178 commentators, Foudy is one of them and will be covering women's soccer as an analysis at the upcoming events that are scheduled to start July 23, 2021. "The overall talent lineup features the return of many of the networks signature Olympic hosts, play-by-play commentators and analysts with Olympic experience."