The USMNT’s kids are thriving, and ‘they have a bit of swag to them’
Summary
The US men’s national soccer team recently played several games with many young players making their first appearances. Seventeen-year-old Cavan Sullivan became the youngest player to score for the team, helping the U.S. beat Mexico 3-0. Coach Mauricio Pochettino praised the team’s effort and said these games give valuable experience for future competitions.Key Facts
- Cavan Sullivan, 17, scored the winning goal against Mexico and is the youngest goalscorer in USMNT history.
- Soccer coach Mauricio Pochettino called up 13 new players for recent matches; almost all played.
- Julian Hall, 18, scored in all three of his appearances for the team.
- Mathis Albert briefly held the record as youngest USMNT goalscorer before Sullivan broke it.
- The team played friendlies against tough opponents like Mexico, Peru, and Chile.
- The US won 3-0 against Mexico despite being outnumbered by Mexican fans.
- The team is young, with an average age of about 23 years, and is gaining experience.
- New players are strengthening weak areas, such as goalkeeper Diego Kochen showing confidence.
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