
USMNT roster for Concacaf Nations League: Christian Pulisic, Weston McKennie, Tyler Adams all feature
USMNT roster for Concacaf Nations League: Christian Pulisic, Weston McKennie, Tyler Adams all feature
The national team of the American gentlemen has been set up for the Concacadf Nations Leauge Finals. The USMNT starts on March 20 Panama at Sofi Stadium On Paramount+ With the first trophy of the Mauricio Pochettino era at their locations. Injuries to Folarin Balogun and Ricardo Pepi together with Serginio Dest return to health, but not as ready for this Roster means that the depth of the USMNT has been tested, but Pochettino will still have a strong start XI to choose from together with players who can get in the right circumstances.
Antonee Robinson, Christian Pulisic and Josh Sargent can be one of the first names on the team magazine with their strong form for their clubs in 2025, but the impact of January camp is also shown. Six players who were in that camp are now here for the Concacaf Nations League. Some such as Diego Luna, Brian White and Patrick Agyemang can have opportunities to make an impact, given the lack of depth in their positions.
Gio Renya also made the team, despite starting three games for Borussia Dortmund in 2025 in all competitions. He has scored a goal from the bank, but is struggling for playing time in his club, Renya will have to show that he deserves to be under Pochettino in the starting XI despite his enormous talent.
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Keepers (3): Patrick Schulte (Columbus Crew; 3/0), Zack Steffen (Colorado Rapids; 30/0), Matt Turner (Crystal Palace/Eng; 49/0)
Defenders (8): Cameron Carter-Vickers (Celtic/SCO; 18/0), Marlon Fossey (Standard Lieuge/Bell; 1/0), Mark McKenzie (Toulouse/Fra; 17/0), Tim Ream (Charlotte FC; 67/1), Chris Richards (Crystal Palace/Eng; 23/1) Mönchengladbach/Ger; 19/0), Auston Trusty (Celtic/SCO;
Midfielders (6): Tyler Adams (Bournemouth/Eng; 42/2), Johnny Cardoso (Real Betis/Esp; 18/0), Diego Luna (Real Salt Lake; 3/0), Weston Mckennie (Juventus/Ita; 58/11), Gio Reyna (Borussia Dortmund/)))
Forwards (6): Patrick Agyemang (Charlotte FC; 2/2), Yunus Musah (AC Milan/To Now; 45/1), Christian Polisic (AC Milan/Today; 76/32), Josh Sargent (Norwich City; 3/1)
Musah on the wing?
If you look through the schedule, you may almost miss the recording of Musah in the team, but he is, just mentioned as an attacker. He played something on the wing for Milan and the USMNT, but these tips pochettin’s hand a bit to an attacking band from Musah, Pulisic and Weah all support Sargent as the only attacker. It is an attitude in which the USMNT can be dynamic after Pochettin’s eye tests have established that Weah was dominant while using the attacker there in the quarterfinals against Jamaica. Weah responded with a goal in a thunderous victory, so there is no reason not to see if it can continue during this window.
Opposite Jamaica, the trio was in support of Ricardo Pepi with McKennie and Tessmann in midfield behind them, but with Tyler Adams back that could shift a little. Pochettino gets the chance to push his attack even more because of the ground The Bournemouth midfielder can cover behind them. Adams has not appeared before the USMNT since Copa America in 2024, but now Pochettino will have all his top midfielders who offers even more flexibility to move Musah.