Six USMNT Players Who Can Boost Their World Cup Chances With Their Performance At The Olympics
The Six USMNT’s recent flop at the Copa America left a sour taste in fans mouths. But fear not Stars and Stripes supporters there was a chance for redemption on the horizon. The Olympic soccer tournament kicks off today and this year’s format offers a glimpse into the future of American soccer.
Six USMNT Players Who Can Boost Their World Cup Chances
Gianluca Busio:
Fresh off a stellar season in Italy Serie B of Busio brings both scoring and playmaking ability to the table. At the age of 22 he could be a solution to the team’s midfield woes.
Tanner Tessmann:
Another Venezia teammate of Busio, Tessmann offers a unique blend of physicality and attacking prowess. His goalscoring exploits in Serie B caught the eye of top clubs, and his performances in France could earn him a senior call-up.
Gaga Slonina:
Despite his young age of 20 Slonina already boasts impressive experience in MLS and Belgium. He impressed on loan while his team was relegated a testament to his talent. Could he be the USMNT’s long-term answer in goal.
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Kevin Paredes:
This 21-year-old Wolfsburg player thrives on the left side of the pitch whether as a full-back wing-back or winger. His versatility and work ethic make him a valuable addition to the USMNT’s plans.
Benjamin Cremaschi:
This 19-year-old midfielder has the potential to be a star, and even Lionel Messi is said to be impressed. While Argentina is vying for his allegiance, a strong Olympic showing could solidify him as a key figure for the USMNT.
Caleb Wiley:
This 19-year-old left-back has experience beyond his years, and his attacking contributions are a welcome addition. While Antonee Robinson is currently the undisputed starter, Wiley’s emergence provides healthy competition and a promising future for the position.
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The Olympic tournament is not just about medals; it was a chance for young American players to shine and potentially earn a spot on the 2026 World Cup roster. These young hopefuls have the talent and drive to change the narrative after the Copa disappointment. Let’s see them light up France and give Six USMNT fans something to cheer about.
