Already assured of a Gold Cup quarterfinal spot, the USA finishes group play against Haiti on Sunday.
Tyler Adams
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What They’re Saying: Tyler Adams
Tyler Adams, who captained the USA at the 2022 World Cup, speaking a day after the 4-0 loss to Switzerland.
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Mauricio Pochettino: ‘I want 11 lions or wolves, or whatever animal you like best’
Questions of off-field issues and who is not in camp have often been asked of Mauricio Pochettino in recent weeks.
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Americans Abroad season in review: England
Only three Americans played in the Premier League in 2024-25, but each finished the season as automatic choices in their starting lineups.
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Americans Abroad: From across Europe and Latin America, all the men’s weekend action
This past weekend was pivotal in races for promotion, to escape relegation, for championships, and for places in Europe.
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Tyler Adams: ‘100 percent it looks like we don’t care’
Worse than the results at the 2025 Concacaf Nations League final four was the perception that USMNT players don’t care.
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Americans Abroad — From Europe’s big leagues, all the men’s weekend action
In post-international break club action, several — but not all — players in the USMNT pool impressed. Josh Sargent, Johnny Cardoso, Joe Scally and Brenden Aaronson stood out for the better. Tyler Adams and Christian Pulisic were among those with a weekend to forget. As with every weekend, there was a lot of ground to […]
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Exploring Mauricio Pochettino’s options to solve the USMNT’s staleness problem
The most important takeaway is that the Nations League didn’t merely show us that the U.S. national team is broken but rather it confirmed it.
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Mauricio Pochettino: ‘Now it’s time to be calm’ (Easy for him to say)
Mauricio Pochettino says things could be worse.
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USMNT players search for answers as the clock ticks down
The World Cup kicks off in less than 15 months, enough time, it might seem, for Mauricio Pochettino to put things into place, but it’s not an eternity.