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Pocchetino says US mindset must change, appearing to cite Pulisic absence from 2025 Gold Cup
- On Monday, U.S. men's soccer manager Mauricio Pochettino announced plans to unveil his roster on September 17 for upcoming friendlies against Peru, Chile, Mexico, and Canada.
- Aiming to foster a new culture, Pochettino intends to change team habits and build a competitive squad for the 2030 World Cup project through a professional approach.
- Young prospects like 16-year-old Philadelphia midfielder Cavan Sullivan may receive debuts, while Pochettino cited a "need to be careful" with players to avoid dangerous career confusion from early hype.
- Coordinating with former U.S. defender Steve Cherundolo, Pochettino is integrating Olympic-eligible candidates into the senior squad ahead of the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics through the upcoming FIFA window.
- Beyond roster decisions, Pochettino plans to contact striker Folarin Balogun following his failed transfer to Everton, while maintaining connection with dual nationals like Augsburg defender Noahkai Banks.
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Mauricio Pochettino’s goal: Keep USMNT drama to a minimum
By Field Level Media Sep 07 (Field Level Media) - United States men's national team head coach Mauricio Pochettino is ready to get his squad together for training camp ahead of a cluster of friendlies into October, while starting the road toward a spot...
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·New Delhi, India
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Mauricio Pochettino praises the Union’s young stars, and opens the door to USMNT call-ups
“Philadelphia has good young players, good kids, that maybe we will call a few [of],” Pochettino said, as the time nears for him to pick his roster for the U.S. team's games in September and October.
·Philadelphia, United States
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The Independent (US)USMNT boss Mauricio Pochettino appears to take swipe at star player
Pochettino is still the USMNT manager despite the team’s disappointing World Cup exit
·London, United Kingdom
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