These 3 USMNT Players Shouldn't Play Another Minute at the World Cup
Summary
The United States men's national soccer team won their group in the 2026 World Cup but lost their last group match against Turkey with a last-second goal. Some backup players who played in that game did not perform well, and the article suggests three of them should not play further in the tournament.Key Facts
- The U.S. won Group D and moved to the Round of 32 in the 2026 World Cup.
- The last group game against Turkey ended with a late goal that caused the U.S. to lose.
- The team used mostly backup players in that match, except midfielder Weston McKennie.
- Timothy Weah struggled badly, showing poor speed and frequent offsides.
- Defender Mark McKenzie was criticized for poor defending and looked confused during Turkey’s goals.
- Goalkeeper Matt Turner appeared nervous and did not inspire confidence.
- The article recommends starting goalkeeper Matt Freese instead for upcoming games.
- The U.S. hopes to develop a stronger goalkeeper by the 2030 World Cup.
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