USMNT Watch: Bobby Wood Keeps Up Good Form with Brace for Union Berlin

The discussion about who should start up top for the United States men’s national team in March’s CONCACAF World Cup qualifiers against Guatemala got more interesting on Saturday as Bobby Wood bagged a brace for Union Berlin.  The 23-year-old native of Hawaii has slowly made a mark on the international level, but his red-hot form may put him in the starting 11 next to or above regular... 

USMNT Watch: Julian Green Bags Brace, Moves Scoring Total into Double Digits

It’s been quite some time since Julian Green was on the radar of the United States men’s national team. The 20-year-old, who has five USMNT appearances to his name, has been out of sight since he plays in the fourth tier of German football with Bayern Munich’s reserve team.  In his latest game for the fourth-division side, Green bagged a brace that extended his decent run of... 

Jurgen Klinsmann and the USMNT Are Ready for the Group of Death…Again

NEW YORK — Jurgen Klinsmann approached the media after Sunday’s Copa America Centenario draw with a bit of a smile on his face and an upbeat attitude.  If you tried to figure out how the draw went for the United States men’s national team based solely on the German’s reaction, you’d think the Yanks were in the best group possible.  However, the opposite... 

USMNT Watch: Edgar Castillo Scores 1st Goal Since 2014, Tim Howard Benched

The last seven days weren’t exactly the most eventful for players in the United States men’s national team talent pool.  With plenty of players not in favor at their respective clubs or suffering from injuries, the news from Europe wasn’t great. However, the weekend didn’t turn out to be a total wash for USMNT-eligible players, as a few in Mexico delivered strong performances.  The... 

Analyzing USMNT’s Best and Worst-Case Scenarios for Copa America Centenario Draw

One of the most important parts of the United States men’s national team’s 2016 calendar is June’s Copa America Centenario that is being played on home soil. The Yanks already know where they will be playing and what group they are in, but they won’t know their group-stage opponents until Sunday night, when the draw takes place inside the Hammerstein Ballroom in New York City.  All... 

USMNT Watch: Alejandro Bedoya in Red-Hot Form for Nantes

Before he missed the back end of 2015 with an illness, Alejandro Bedoya was considered to be one of the top United States men’s national team players at both the club and international levels.  Since the start of 2016, Bedoya has recovered his form from 2015 and has been one of the best players on the pitch for Nantes across all competitions.  Bedoya extended his terrific start to the... 

Young Attackers Prove They Can Make Impact During Mexico’s Busy 2016

The Mexico men’s national football team’s match against Senegal on Wednesday night at Marlins Park was used by manager Juan Carlos Osorio to evaluate the players on the fringe of the first team and the young players coming through the system. El Tri may not have played the sexiest match of football, but a few players were able to put their talents on display in Miami to leave a positive... 

Rejuvenated Jozy Altidore Ready to Take 2016 by Storm

Jozy Altidore has been a fixture up top for the United States men’s national team since 2009, but each year has brought the same amount of criticism of the 26-year-old forward’s play.  The Toronto FC man usually gets knocked for disappearing too much in key matches and failing to be a constant physical force against the best defenders in the world.  After scoring six goals in... 

USMNT Watch: Tim Howard Sits While Everton Find Form

The 2015-16 Premier League season hasn’t been kind to the goalkeepers on the United States men’s national team depth chart.  Things got even worse for the Yanks in the last week as Tim Howard sat out two Everton games, both of which were won by the Toffees 3-0.  Howard hasn’t lost his place just yet, but if Everton continue to hit their stride with Joel Robles in net, it... 

Jurgen Klinsmann Fails USMNT with Continuation of Jermaine Jones Experiment

U.S. men’s national soccer team manager Jurgen Klinsmann is no stranger to lining up his best players in different positions. Sometimes the experiments work. Just look at how well defensive midfielder Kellyn Acosta performed at left-back against Iceland and Canada. However, on some occasions, Klinsmann‘s experiments fail miserably, like the Jermaine Jones center back experiment. Due to... 

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