GOAL reviews the major takeaways from Americans playing in MLS, including a star showing from Jack McGlynn
As U.S. men’s national team manager Mauricio Pochettino starts to prepare for the final 10 matches his team will play in the buildup to the 2026 FIFA World Cup, he and his staff will have eyes on the player pool ahead of each FIFA international window.
With the European season beginning this weekend, there will be a heavy focus on Americans Abroad, but here at home, there are still multiple members of the national team competing domestically in Major League Soccer.
Goalkeeper Matt Turner made his New England Revolution debut, while forward Brian White had a historic evening for the Vancouver Whitecaps, scoring a landmark goal. Then, midfielder Jack McGlynn had the performance of the weekend as he scored twice to lift the Houston Dynamo to a draw.
Meanwhile, attacker Diego Luna was on the tail-end of a baffling refereeing decision that ultimately proved to be pivotal in the New York Red Bulls’ big win over Real Salt Lake.
GOAL looks at the major takeaways from this weekend’s USMNT players in MLS.
