Here is your complete guide to the U.S. Men's National Team at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar
Jason Burak couldn’t help but think back to his days as an intern, in the 1990s, for the New England Revolution. The franchise was just starting out in the then-fledgling American professional outfit, Major League Soccer . “Nobody really knew what soccer was,” says Burak, who now works for a major credit card company. “I spent my mornings handing out free-ticket fliers.”
But most pundits concede that, in large part to all the young legs, this is the most talented men’s team the U.S. has ever sent to a World Cup. “One thing about being young and a little bit naive, you have this fearlessness about you,” says U.S. midfielder Tyler Adams, who plays for Leeds United, a Premier League club with an American coach, Jesse Marsch, and two American starters, Adams and midfielder Brenden Aaronson. “You don’t really give a shit who you’re playing against.
The Leadership Council doesn’t always get its way. Sometimes, Berhalter has denied requests for team dinners outside of the hotel, preferring that the team stay put and recover from travel. “It can be a bigger decision that affects the game, it can be a small decision that affects the daily schedule,” says Zimmerman. “But ultimately, there’s dialogue between the players and the coach. And I think that council provides a safe way for players to do it.
He also continued to play basketball into this freshman year of high school, following the expert edict that young athletes should sample multiple sports going into adolescence. “I remember playing my basketball right after school and then driving down to New Jersey for soccer training,” says Adams. “If they found out about that, they would not have been too happy. But honestly a lot of how I play soccer today, I give credit to basketball.
In November of 2020 Musah, who plays for Valencia, was invited to a U.S. national team camp in Wales. “For my whole life, I had this U.S. passport and didn’t do anything with it, really,” Musah tells TIME via video interview, after a Valencia training session. “Once I went to that camp, I gelled really quickly with everyone on and off the pitch. I wanted to be part of this journey. Since then it’s been really exciting. I’ve loved going into camp every time. I love representing them.
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