|
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Adam Beaudry |
2024
GK |
Colorado Rapids
|
|
|
Nimfasha Berchimas |
2026
F |
Charlotte FC
|
|
|
Micah Burton |
2024
MF |
Austin FC
|
|
|
Zackory Campagnolo |
2025
GK |
Colorado Rapids
|
|
|
Matthew Corcoran |
2024
MF |
Legion FC
|
|
|
Duran Ferree |
2025
GK |
San Diego FC
|
|
|
Taha Habroune |
2024
MF |
Crew Academy
|
|
|
Tyler Hall |
2024
D |
Inter Miami CF
|
|
|
Stuart Hawkins |
2025
D |
Seattle Sounders
|
|
|
Bryce Jamison |
2024
F |
OCSC
|
|
|
Diego Kochen |
2024
GK |
FC Barcelona
|
|
|
Cruz Medina |
2024
F |
San Jose
|
|
|
Santiago Morales |
2025
MF |
Inter Miami CF
|
|
|
Tahir Reid-Brown |
2024
D |
Orlando City
|
|
|
Pedro Soma |
2024
MF |
U.E. Cornella
|
|
|
David Vazquez |
2024
MF |
Phil. Union
|
|
|
Oscar Verhoeven |
2024
D |
San Jose
|
|
|
y a |
2024
MF |
Columbus East FC
|
For the first time since 2019, the U.S. Under-17 Men’s National Team is set to compete at a World Cup.
The biennial youth tournament was canceled in 2021 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and this year’s edition is set to be hosted in Indonesia. Kickoff begins on November 10, with the United States beginning its first game on Sunday, November 12.
The U.S. squad has spent the past two weeks in Bali, traveling to Jakarta this past Tuesday to finalize preparations. A pair of friendlies against Poland and Canada were also arranged.
Here’s a preview of what lies ahead at the tournament for the United States.
