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Balogun, Tillman and other USMNT players poised for a crucial June window

Balogun, Tillman and the other USMNT players needing a strong June window


The U.S. Men’s National Team Players Seeking Strong Performances in Upcoming Friendlies

The U.S. men’s national team’s upcoming friendlies against Colombia and Brazil are not only crucial for the team’s overall growth but also present a significant opportunity for several players to showcase their skills on the international stage.

Folarin Balogun, Malik Tillman, and Joe Scally are three USMNT players who have had busy European campaigns and are eager to make an impact in Gregg Berhalter’s squad. Balogun faced challenges during his season with AS Monaco, scoring eight goals and providing five assists in 32 appearances. The 22-year-old will need to compete against other forwards like Josh Sargent, Haji Wright, and Ricardo Pepi to solidify his place in the team.

Folarin Balogun

Malik Tillman impressed during his loan spell at PSV, contributing nine goals and 15 assists to help the Dutch club win the league title. However, he is yet to replicate that success with the USMNT and will be looking to make an impact in the upcoming friendlies to secure his spot in the squad for future competitions.

Malik Tillman

Joe Scally has been a consistent performer for Borussia Moenchengladbach, filling in at right back due to Sergino Dest’s injury. The 21-year-old will aim to continue his development and solidify his position in the USMNT lineup with strong performances in the upcoming fixtures.

Joe Scally

Johnny Cardoso made a seamless transition to La Liga with Real Betis and will be looking to enhance his USMNT credentials during the friendlies. With Tyler Adams facing limited involvement this year, Cardoso could seize the opportunity to establish himself as a valuable asset to the national team.

Johnny Cardoso

Ricardo Pepi will be eager to showcase his goal-scoring prowess after a productive season at PSV, where he scored nine goals and provided three assists. With competition from other strikers, Pepi will be aiming to make a strong case for selection in the Copa America squad.

Ricardo Pepi

Mark McKenzie has been a consistent presence in the Genk backline but faces tough competition in the USMNT centerback ranks. With limited opportunities in recent years, McKenzie will be determined to make the most of his chances in the upcoming friendlies to prove his worth to the national team.

Mark McKenzie