With just over four excruciating months of waiting before the USMNT kicks off their World Cup campaign against Wales, we will once again dive into the performances of the MLS-based players eyeing a spot on the 26-man roster.
Since the MLS schedule-masters decided to squeeze in a round of midweek games for 22 of the league’s teams, we’ll sqeeze in time to take a look at how the players hoping to earn spots for a trip to Qatar fared during the week.
With the MLS season in the thick of the summer action and the next round of USMNT games still several months away, we’ll take a look at how our domestically-based nats are doing in league play.
The long international break is over, and the USMNT’s MLS-based contingent has returned to their clubs, so we’ll return to our weekly look at how they performed in last weekend’s league play in the shrinking build-up to the World Cup in Qatar.
With 20 MLS teams having taken the field in a midweek round of games, we’ll continue diving into the performances of the domestic-based players who are pushing to be a part of Gregg Berhalter’s World Cup squad in Qatar.
The 2022 World Cup in Quatar continues is agonizingly slow approach, still too far to start scheming sick days, but close enough to induce night sweats, so we’ll continue our weekly look at MLS-based candidates for the final roster.
Liga MX’s stranglehold on the CONCACAF Champions League came to an end on Wednesday night thanks to Seattle Sounders, with a trio of USMNT and USYNT players – Jordan Morris, Cristian Roldan and Obed Vargas – all on the field in the historic win.
Cristian Roldán earned a penalty late in injury time for Seattle Sounders to put them in a strong position to claim the CONCACAF Champions League title ahead of their home leg against UNAM Pumas in one week.
In the long build-up to the World Cup kicking off in less than seven months, we momentarily step outside of our typical scope to track how MLS-based players with a chance to make the squad are performing.
