When picking the USA player to impress at the 2026 World Cup, a USMNT legend snubbed Christian Pulisic from his list.

Christian Pulisic has long been used to carrying expectations, both for club and for country. But as the countdown to the 2026 World Cup accelerates, the USMNT captain has received an unexpected warning from much closer to home.

With the 2026 FIFA World Cup just months away, two Major League Soccer and USMNT stars could continue their careers in La Liga.

Christian Pulisic’s future has once again become a talking point on both sides of the Atlantic, with speculation linking the Milan star to a potential return to the United States after the 2026 World Cup.

Despite uncertainty surrounding his professional future, Weston McKennie remains a regular fixture in Juventus' lineup. Head coach Luciano Spalletti unexpectedly praised him, highlighting the USMNT star's surprising fit within the team, which underscores his versatility.

Christian Pulisic’s role with the USMNT is once again under the microscope as the road to the 2026 World Cup narrows, but he is far from the only name feeling the tension.

As the debate over the greatest USMNT player of all time resurfaces ahead of the 2026 World Cup, a familiar conclusion keeps emerging: club stardom alone is not enough.

With the USMNT friendly and the 2026 World Cup on the horizon, Sadio Mané could face a significant setback at Senegal after coach Pape Thiaw got suspended.

For the United States, the focus is not only on preparation, but on identity — who leads, who starts, and how the team presents itself on the global stage.

In a season defined by fine margins and ruthless efficiency, Christian Pulisic has quietly inserted himself into a conversation usually reserved for Europe’s most feared goal machines.

As the face of the United States men's national soccer team, Christian Pulisic is set to lead his nation into the 2026 World Cup carrying massive expectations.

When one of the most prestigious individual honors in American soccer was announced, the outcome sent a ripple of surprise through the USMNT landscape.

In an exclusive interview, Anthony Hudson discusses his global coaching journey, studying under Marcelo Bielsa, his time leading the USMNT, and his latest mission with the Thailand national team.

According to Clint Dempsey, the expectations placed on the Milan star are not just justified, but inevitable.

As Weston McKennie’s contract enters its final stretch, the midfielder’s future has taken on new urgency — not just for him, but for the wider United States setup ahead of a home World Cup.