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The United States men's national team seeks to overcome decades of near‑misses as it prepares for the 2026 World Cup, leveraging a diverse talent pool and a rapidly evolving domestic league.
Christian Pulisic will don the No. 10 shirt for the United States men’s national team this summer, inheriting a legacy that stretches from Pelé to Diego Maradona.
Lionel Messi will appear at Texas A&M’s 102,733‑seat Kyle Field in a World Cup‑style friendly against Honduras, an event officials hope will spark a new surge in American soccer interest.
The U.S. men's national team will step onto the 2026 World Cup stage wearing a fresh set of patriotic jerseys that blend tradition with a new visual identity. Veteran forward Christian Pulisic will again wear the No. 10 shirt, a number he inherited in 2016 and that was famously sported by Landon Donovan. Midfielder Weston McKennie continues to sport No. 8, a digit he has carried since the 2018–19 season after it belonged to Clint Dempsey. Goalkeeper Matt Turner retains the iconic No. 1 jersey, a number he has worn consistently since the 2020–21 campaign. Group D of the tournament draws the United States against Paraguay, Australia and Türkiye. The fixtures are set for June 12 against Paraguay, June 19 versus Australia and June 25 against Türkiye, offering a balanced mix of opponents that could shape the team's progression. Before the World Cup, the U.S. will meet Germany in a high‑profile friendly in Chicago. The match serves as a final rehearsal, allowing the coaching staff to fine‑tune tactics and build momentum ahead of the group stage. The squad's lofty ambition is to break past the quarterfinal barrier that has defined recent U.S. campaigns. While the path is competitive, the combination of home‑crowd energy, familiar jersey designs and a schedule that includes a winnable group stage fuels optimism for a deeper run, potentially even a semifinal appearance.
A state‑of‑the‑art facility in Atlanta, bankrolled by the U.S. Soccer Federation and a roster of corporate partners, marks a dramatic rise in funding for the national program, even as the men's team grapples with unexpected setbacks against opponents like Panama.
Amanda Poorbaugh captured the TST 2026 Women's Golden Glove, leading her team to the championship match and securing a $1 million bracket prize, while also winning the Keeper Wars title.
Landon Donovan reflects on soccer’s rise in America, the investment potential of women’s leagues, and his transition into media while advocating for mental health.
A look at the defining moments that have shaped football’s greatest stage, from historic upsets to individual masterpieces.
Christian Pulisic finally broke a five‑month goal drought in a dramatic 3‑2 win over Senegal, adding an assist and tying Clint Dempsey for second place on the all‑time U.S. assists‑and‑goals list.
U.S. Soccer’s newly appointed Chief Operating Officer Dan Helfrich outlines a sweeping vision for the 2026 World Cup, emphasizing systemic transformation, player development and broader access to the sport.
Over ten years, U.S. soccer evolved from a precarious experiment into a stable, globally respected force, marked by MLS growth, tactical progress under Bruce Arena, and historic World Cup performances.
Former USMNT stars criticize Mauricio Pochettino for informing players about World Cup omissions via email, sparking a debate about the appropriate way to deliver such news.
The fourth edition of the tournament at WakeMed Soccer Park will feature 76 teams, over 2,000 athletes and a prize purse that could reshape careers.
The United States men’s national team prepares for its home‑soil World Cup campaign, with key matches, player outlooks, and historic ambitions.
A look at the heartbreak and relief felt by U.S. players as Mauricio Pochettino trims the World Cup roster, revealing a communication approach that prioritizes media over personal confrontation.
The U.S. men's national team must navigate a tougher bracket and historic droughts against European powers to advance, a feat that could ignite a new era for the sport at home.
Google announced a multi‑year deal with U.S. Soccer that will integrate AI‑driven Search features, a Gemini‑powered photo booth and sponsorship of key events, extending the company’s reach across men’s and women’s national teams and several international squads.
Tom McGill swapped high‑finance for football culture when he opened D'Arcy's Tavern in Bradley Beach, turning a modest pub into a premier destination for soccer fans, complete with rare memorabilia and a growing community ahead of the 2026 World Cup.
The 2026 Soccer Tournament will take place at WakeMed Soccer Park in Cary, North Carolina, from May 27 through June 1, showcasing fast‑paced matches, $1 million prizes and a lineup of international celebrities.
A decade of transformation turned soccer in the United States from a fragile experiment into a stable, internationally respected sport, driven by strategic coaching, player development, and historic tournament performances.
Fox is gearing up for an extensive broadcast of the 2026 World Cup, assembling a roster of legendary analysts and tailoring graphics to engage both new and seasoned fans.
Sports Illustrated will release 48 specially commissioned covers for the 2026 World Cup, each crafted by an artist connected to a participating team, celebrating the joy, diversity and community that football inspires.
The United States is set to host the FIFA World Cup again, leveraging a blend of seasoned veterans and emerging talent under new manager Mauricio Pochettino to inspire a generation and elevate the sport’s profile.
California tops a recent BetMGM analysis of American World Cup contributors, boasting 72 appearances, 23 roster selections and nine goals, while Landon Donovan leads individual records and new talent is expected for 2026.