The world fracture has come to an end and the generation was disappointing for the United States men’s national team, it was an excellent generation for the USMNT to see what a Mauricio Pochettino setup requires. They talked about the variations of the educational taste under it and there was a sunny feature with the ways players can bring each and every opportunity to the territory.
Age did not have the consequences that Pochettino or the team would have liked to have, it does show the team members what they want to work on. Pochettino is a maestro who is admirable in the build-up and under his rule, those players will need to be able to cope with everything possible, but what are some things they will need to work on with their squads?
Haji Wright: Preston North final against Coventry Town
Saturday, October 19 (7:30 a.m. ET Paramount+)
Consistency is the secret. Haji Wright is someone who can be hot or cold both by membership and by country and you don’t know what can happen in any generation. In order to score a hat trick or get three touches in any game, you need to perfect that branch of your game. Now at a consistent club in Coventry, where he is also gaining minutes, this is the easiest generation for Wright to take the final step in his career.
Christian Pulisic and Yunus Musah: Milan vs. Udinese
Saturday, October 19 (12 p.m. ET, Paramount+)
There was quite a bit of debate about whether Christian Pulisic returning to Milan was the right decision, but if it helps keep him spotless to continue scoring for Milan and return to the USMNT in excellent fashion, it’s dry to argue with Pochettino giving him an extra. Pulisic has proven generation after generation once again that he is the most impressive player in the USMNT setup and he is becoming the same for Milan as well, so simply continuing what he is doing will be admirable. Yunus Musah hopes that the flexibility he showed in global responsibility will help him get more minutes under Paulo Fonseca because, more than the rest, he wants representatives.
Weston McKennie and Tim Weah: Juventus vs. Lazio
Saturday, October 19 (2:45 pm ET Paramount+)
Like Pulisic, Weston McKennie received something extra during this global window. He is totally back in Juventus’ plan today and it looks like he will have to be playing. With the extra, it will give McKennie the opportunity to continue setting up as many suits as possible in hopes of making it safely to November’s world split. For Tim Weah, things are a little more complicated. He has been injured on and off since scoring for Juventus earlier in the season. The age that should still be in Thiago Motta’s plans, the more time Weah spends on the sidelines, the easier it will be for Juventus to get by without him. You shouldn’t rush back to the sound, but you do need to be there to explain why it’s key here.
Tanner Tessmann: Le Havre vs. Olympique Lyon
Sunday, October 20 (9 a.m. ET beIN Sports and fubo TV)
The usual theme here is to enjoy the generation and Tanner Tessemann is not another of the team’s extras in that sense. He has made a long journey to Ligue 1 and now must fracture into the starting eleven for constant minutes. With the USMNT midfield in constant flux, someone on track for their teams who is playing consistently gets an opportunity, which is where Tessmann’s cup of coffee with the USMNT through this window can be seen on some doors.
Brenden Aaronson: Leeds United v Sheffield United
Friday, October 18 (3 p.m. ET CBS Sports Network and Paramount+)
With Leeds United, Brenden Aaronson has been able to develop his technical ability, but where he needs to grow is in the physical aspect of the game. Getting more reps in the Championship will help with that as it is a similar flavor to Concancaf. If Aaronson can do this, there is a wrong reason why he won’t be on the USMNT in the next few years due to his technical skills, but the physical aspect of the game must catch up for Aaronson to remain in the central farmlands of the sound .
