The US Soccer World Cup Squad pre-England  November 2022
←Last American Squad that faced England (990)
Player	Birthdate	Age	Pos	Club	App	G
11.Aaronson, Brendan Russell	22 October 2000	22	M	Leeds United AFC, England	25	6
23.Perry-Acosta, Kellyn Kai	25 July 1995	27	M	Los Angeles FC	54	2
4.Adams, Tyler Shaan	14 February 1999	23	M	Leeds United AFC, England	33	1
20.Carter-Vickers, Cameron Robert	31 December 1997 in Southend-on-Sea, England	24	CD	The Celtic FC, Scotland	11	0
2.Dest, Sergiño Gianni	3 November 2000	22	FB	AC Milan, Italy, on loan from FC Barcalona, Spain	20	2
9.Ferreira Castro, Jesús David	24 December 2000	21	F	FC Dallas	15	7
12.Horvath, Ethan Shea	9 June 1995	27	G	Luton Town FC, England, on loan from Nottingham Forest FC, England	8	0
25.Johnson, Sean Everet	31 May 1989	33	G	New York City FC	10	0
15.Long, Aaron Ray	12 October 1992	30	CD	New York Red Bulls	29	3
8.McKennie, Weston James Earl	28 August 1998	24	M	Juventus FC, Italy	38	9
18.Moore, Shaquell Kwame	2 November 1996	26	RB	Nashville SC	15	1
16.Morris, Jordan Perry	26 October 1994	28	F	Seattle Sounders FC	50	11
6.Musah, Yunus Dimora	29 November 2002	19	M	Valencia FC, Spain	20	0
			also has 32 England youth appearances, 2016-19, 4 goals
10.Pulisic, Christian Mate	18 September 1998	24	AM	Chelsea FC, England	53	21
13.Ream, Timothy Michael	5 October 1987	35	CB	Fulham FC, England	47	1
7.Reyna, Giovanni Alejandro	13 November 2002 in Sunderland, England	20	F	Bsv Borussia 09 Dörtmund, Germany	14	4
5.Robinson, Antonee	8 August 1997 in Milton Keynes, England	25	LB	Fulham FC, England	30	2
17.Roldon, Cristian	3 June 1995	27	M	Seattle Sounders FC	32	0
24.Sargent, Joshua Thomas	20 February 2000	22	F	Norwich City FC, England	21	5
26.Scally, Joseph Michael	31 December 2002	19	D	Borussia VL 1900 Mönchengladbach, Germany	3	0
14.de la Torre, Lucas Daniel	23 May 1998	24	M	RC Celta de Vigo, Spain	12	0
1.Turner, Matthew Charles	24 June 1994	24	G	Arsenal FC, England	21	0
21.Weah, Timothy Tarpeh	22 February 2000	22	F	Lille OSC, France	26	4
19.Wright, Haji Amir	27 March 1998	24	F	Antalyaspor, Turkey	4	1
22.Yedlin, DeAndre Roselle	9 July 1993	29	RB	Inter Miami CF	76	0
3.Zimmerman, Walker Dwain	19 May 1993	29	CD	Nashville SC	34	3

Squad details correct up to and including United States match against Wales on 21 November 2022.
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Diary

Wednesday, 9 November 2022 - US head coach Gregg Berhalter today made some selection shocks, as US Soccer announced the 26 players called up to represent the United States at the FIFA World Cup this month. Haji Wright, Jordan Morris and Shaq Moore were the biggest surprises to be included. Antalyaspor's 24-year-old Wright was a shock name when announced in the team but he is the second top scorer in the Turkish Super Lig and currently in excellent form. While Seattle Sounders' Morris and Nashville SC's Moore have worked their way in.
Chelsea forward Christian Pulisic has been included. Of the 26 players in the squad 25 will make their World Cup debut after the USA did not qualify for the 2018 tournament in Russia. Leeds duo Tyler Adams and Brenden Aaronson have also earned call-ups. Arsenal goalkeeper Matt Turner, who signed for the Gunners this summer, is also included having made four appearances for the London club. Manchester City goalkeeper Zack Steffen, who moved to Middlesbrough on loan this season to secure more playing time before the World Cup, has been left out. Steffen is usually regarded as Gregg Berhalter's first-choice keeper but the head coach said the lean is towards Matt Turner being his number one. "I think in some of the cases it's more about what we have than what we don't have. With the three goalkeepers we have on the roster we feel great," Berhalter added. Defender DeAndre Yedlin is the only World Cup veteran in the squad - the right-back made his debut as a 20-year-old at Brazil 2014.

Monday, 14 November 2022 - The United States' national team have made a huge statement at the World Cup in Qatar by redesigning their crest to incorporate the rainbow flag, in a bid to show solidarity with the LGBTQ+ community. The tournament has been hugely controversial in its build-up, given Qatar's human rights record and attitude to homosexuality. As recently as this month, a Qatar World Cup ambassador told a German TV broadcaster that homosexuality was 'damage to the mind', and it remains illegal to be gay in the conservative Muslim country. The team appear to have made an immediate stand on their arrival in Doha, though, by changing the usual red stripes on their crest to a rainbow around their team base. The US team trained at the Al Gharrafa SC Stadium in Ar-Rayyan, and showed a huge US crest on the wall, alongside the slogan 'One Nation'. It is understood the crest on the team's kits on the field won't be changed, but the new colors will be shown off at their practice facilities. 

Sunday, 20 November 2022 - The United States news conference began with the news that Leeds United's Tyler Adams will captain the the team for the duration of the Tournament.
Weston McKennie (thigh) and Sergino Dest (adductor) are fitness concerns ahead of their World Cup opener tomorrow, but coach Berhalter is confident that both players will feature.

Monday 21 November 2022 - United States 1 Wales 1 - Gareth Bale rode to Wales' rescue once again as the captain's late penalty salvaged a draw against the United States in his country's first World Cup game for 64 years. Wales were listless and overrun in a first half dominated by a vibrant USA team, who led as Tim Weah finished smartly after a surging run and pass by Christian Pulisic. The half-time introduction of striker Kieffer Moore revitalised Wales, whose newfound energy and purpose turned a one-sided affair into a genuine contest as Ben Davies and Moore both came close to equalising. Then with nine minutes left, the hitherto anonymous Bale was clattered in the box by Walker Zimmerman before confidently whipping his penalty into the net to send the travelling Welsh supporters behind that goal into raptures. Wales finished the game strongly, buoyed to have secured a point on their long-awaited World Cup return when they had appeared to be heading for a defeat which would have left them staring at an early exit from the competition.