Walt Disney World gave one of America’s top soccer stars a red card.
Alex Morgan was among a group of professional soccer players who were told to leave the Orlando theme park by police, TMZ reported.
Orange County police confirmed to TMZ that Morgan, along with MLS players Giles Barnes and Donny Toia, were among those who “were trespassed from Disney on Oct. 1st.”
Witnesses told TMZ the group was rowdy and arguing with another group of people at a pub in the United Kingdom section of Epcot Center, and then the police got involved.
Morgan, 28, plays for the Orlando Pride in the National Women’s Soccer League. She went on loan to Lyon in France last season and helped the League 1 club win the UEFA Women’s Champions League.
She has 77 goals in 130 appearances for the U.S. Women’s National Team. Morgan is also a two-time Sports Illustrated swimsuit model and was the first American women’s player to appear on the cover of the FIFA video game series.
Barnes, 29, is an English-born Jamaican player for Orlando City SC in MLS. Toia, 25, is an American player in his first season with Orlando City.
Morgan had posted a photo of the group on Instagram outside a Disney World restaurant.