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Lionel Messi and Rodrigo De Paul will miss the upcoming MLS All-Star match due to recovery from the World Cup, while the league announces four replacements and clarifies that no disciplinary action will be taken.
The MLS announced that Philip Zinckernagel will represent the league at the 2026 All-Star Game in Charlotte, replacing several unavailable stars and adding his name to the roster for the second consecutive year.
Thousands of fans descended on New York City for an immersive soccer festival featuring player appearances, interactive challenges, live podcasts and exclusive merchandise.
Goalkeeper Matt Freese faced jeers upon his return to MLS with NYCFC, but a decisive performance against Columbus Crew has reignited his confidence as he prepares for upcoming home fixtures.
Charlotte FC will headline the MLS All-Star Game, blending on‑field competition with community celebrations, while city leaders highlight the event’s potential economic impact and its role in expanding soccer’s footprint in the United States.
The upcoming MLS All-Star Game in Charlotte underscores the league’s evolution, its embrace of international talent, and the city’s deepening soccer identity.
Former Indiana midfielder Daniel Munie has been named to the MLS All‑Star roster and will face Liga MX stars on July 29 in Charlotte, North Carolina.
Major League Soccer unveiled its 2026 All-Star lineup, featuring 29 players who will face the Liga MX All-Stars in Charlotte on July 29. The match will be broadcast on Apple TV at 8 p.m. ET.
The United States fell to Belgium 4-1 in a tightly contested quarterfinal, a match marked by a controversial dismissal of forward Folarin Balogun and a series of missed opportunities that extinguished the Americans' hopes of advancing further.
Charlotte will welcome the 2026 MLS All-Star Game and associated festivities, showcasing the region’s deep soccer roots and community engagement.
As the FIFA World Cup unfolds across Canada, Mexico and the United States, the accompanying Leagues Cup adds a new layer of competition, spotlighting legacy stadiums, rising talents and veteran icons in a summer that promises to reshape North American soccer.
A roster dominated by European‑based players reflects a strategic shift aimed at sharpening the United States’ competitive edge ahead of the 2026 World Cup.
The United States will open its 2026 World Cup campaign against Paraguay in Los Angeles on June 12, marking the start of a tournament that blends experienced veterans with emerging talent under new coach Mauricio Pochettino.
The United States will begin its 2026 World Cup campaign on June 12 in Los Angeles, facing Paraguay in Group D. With a new coach, debutants and a mix of seasoned leaders, the squad hopes to translate its evolving identity into a competitive performance.
The United States will host the 2026 World Cup for the first time in 32 years, fielding a 26‑player team managed by Mauricio Pochettino that mixes seasoned veterans with rising stars.
An exploration of how 26 members of the U.S. men's national team forged distinct developmental routes, blending domestic programs with overseas experiences to earn World Cup selection.
An overview of the players selected for the U.S. men's national team ahead of the 2026 World Cup, highlighting their clubs, ages, and backgrounds.
The U.S. Under‑20 Men’s National Team will hold a week‑long camp in Bansko, Bulgaria, where coach Rob Valentino has named a 20‑player roster. The squad will face Georgia U‑21 on June 5 and North Macedonia U‑21 on June 8 at Stadion Hristo Botev in Blagoevgrad, using the experience to advance the federation’s ‘U.S. Way’ development philosophy.
The United States secured a 3‑2 victory over Senegal, with Christian Pulisic scoring twice as the team tested new tactics ahead of the World Cup.
Tim Ream is named captain of the United States men's national team for the 2026 World Cup, while Christian Pulisic remains a key figure and may still wear the armband in certain match situations.
A coalition of immigrant‑rights organizations has called for the upcoming U.S. Men’s National Soccer Team game in Charlotte to be free of Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers. City leaders say no ICE personnel are expected, while federal officials confirm ICE will be present at World Cup venues nationwide.
As Charlotte prepares to host the 2026 MLS All-Star Game and World Cup matches, the city's vibrant Latino soccer culture faces new challenges from immigration raids and calls for safe, immigration‑free event zones.
The U.S. Men’s National Team will meet Senegal at Bank of America Stadium on Sunday, a match that marks defender Tim Ream’s last World Cup appearance and sparks debate over local immigration enforcement.
The United States announced its World Cup squad in a New York ceremony, spotlighting key figures such as Christian Pulisic and Tyler Adams, while injured players like Chris Richards will join later. The team is set to face Paraguay, Australia and Turkey in the group stage, with preparatory matches against Senegal and Germany.