- US men’s team won Concacaf Nations League on Sunday
- Team look forward to World Cup qualifying in September
The United States finished a grueling stretch of four games in 11 days over 5,400 miles that resulted in three wins, including the Concacaf Nations League trophy. Twenty-four players saw action, and eight scored. Preparation time for the Europe-based players is over. Next up is the start of World Cup qualifying in September.
“The depth of this team will really come in handy,” Brenden Aaronson said after scoring in the eighth minute on Wednesday night to start a 4-0 friendly victory over Costa Rica. “I think it’s it’s going really well so far. And I think we showed that today.”
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Brenden Aaronson opens the scoring for the USMNT against Costa Rica fresh off their Nations League win against Mexico pic.twitter.com/42NJcsWBBz
DARYL DIKE’S FIRST USMNT GOAL pic.twitter.com/00NAke0vNq
The vision and execution from @ReggieCannon1 on this one.
What a first international goal! #USAvCRC x @Allstate pic.twitter.com/62LW59nXTw
