The coming weekend in American soccer comes at an interesting time. Nearly half of the MLS teams have entered the offseason for the next 10 weeks while in Europe, there is a growing list of key players who are injured. From the U.S. national team perspective, this could open doors for movement within Mauricio Pochettino’s depth chart. 

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