Former Japan women's national team forward Yuki Nagasato, who helped her country win the nation's first and only World Cup title to date in 2011 in Germany, announced her retirement at 37 on Monday.Nagasato also played an important role in Nadeshiko Japan's silver medal-winning campaign at the 2012 London Olympics."I have decided to close this chapter of my professional career," she wrote in an Instagram post. "For 30 years, ever since I first kicked a ball, football has been my life."Nagasato played for clubs including Turbine Potsdam in Germany, Chelsea in Britain and the Chicago Red Star…READ FULL ARTICLE