Jack McGlynn expected to replace Johnny Cardoso on USMNT roster for Concacaf Nations League, per reports

There may be changes in the context of the 23-person American national team of Mauricio Pochettino that will be confronted with Panama on Thursday at 7 p.m. Paramount+ In the Concacaf Nations League semi -finals. Midfielder Johnny Cardoso is being replaced on the Roster by Houston Dynamo -Midfielder Jack McGlynn According to several reportsAnother player who made Kamp under Pochettino in January and scored his first goal for the senior national team.

Cardoso did not play for real betis during the weekend because he looked to recover from a muscular injury and he eventually did not travel. This may not be the only change that is incoming as The Washington Post has reported Those extra players who are currently not on the Roster are spotted in the camp, including Brian Gutierrez, Max Arfsten, JT Marcinkowski and McGlynn. Marinkowski is only in the camp as a fourth keeper, but those other observations can suggest that there are more shifts on the way.

Given the proximity and growing fame of Pochettino with the MLS Continent of the USMNT, it makes sense that so many of these players would be added in the short term inland, but it also shows the importance of January camp to build depth around the team. If all these players make the schedule, it could bring the number of representatives that was in that camp under Pochettino at 10.

Although there are more players to choose from in Europe than ever, with those players approaching the end of a debilitating season, it is only logical that injuries can sometimes pop up like that. There is also the timing factor with only three days of training before the semi -final starts.

The MLS -Contingent still has fresh legs because of only four league games to date this season and depending on who is leaving the camp, she is especially expected to come from the bank to offer ways to change the game for Pochettino. Added to the skill of the players and what they already shown in January Kamp is a fair expectation and also one that could improve the overall depth for the World Cup in 2026 in home.