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Lalas backs McKennie for World Cup spot

Former USMNT defender Alexi Lalas said he expects Juventus midfielder Weston McKennie to be part of Mauricio Pochettino’s squad for the 2026 World Cup. Speaking on his podcast, Lalas downplayed concerns about McKennie’s place in the team, acknowledging some challenges but saying his positives generally outweigh any negatives as preparations continue for the home tournament.

The Rondo: How good is Pulisic? What next for the USMNT in 2026?

GOAL U.S. writers take a look at some of the biggest storylines in American soccer

McKennie wants to stay at Juventus - but is that the right call?

McKennie wants to stay at Juventus as his contract winds down - but after years of uncertainty, it’s fair to ask whether that’s the right move.

Americans Abroad: Robinson back to his best, Musah gets rare start

GOAL looks inside the numbers, tactics and trends for key U.S. internationals in Europe this season.

'In my agent’s hands’ - McKennie hopes to stay at Juventus

U.S. men's national team star Weston McKennie says he'd like to stay at Juventus, but his future is in the hands of his agent and the club. The American midfielder's contract expires in June, but having carved out a big role once again in Turin, McKennie is open to staying. Without an extension in place, rumors have been swirling since the summer about McKennie's future.

Americans Abroad: Pepi scores again, McKennie delivers

GOAL reviews the weekend’s top Americans Abroad performances as Pepi keeps scoring and McKennie, Malik Tillman, and Brenden Aaronson impress.

Americans Abroad: Clash of stars in Aaronson vs. Richards

GOAL looks at the biggest storylines among Americans Abroad, including Richards taking on Aaronson and what the French Cup could mean for Ligue 1's USMNT quartet.

State of the USMNT - Attacking Midfield: Pulisic remains key

With the 2026 World Cup just months away, GOAL looks at the state of the attacking players vying for spots next summer.

State of the USMNT - Defensive midfield: Adams in, but who else?

With the 2026 World Cup just months away, GOAL looks at the state of the midfielders vying for spots next summer

The Rondo: Pulisic on fire - and which USMNT star needs a move?

Pulisic is flying, Pepi keeps scoring, and Balogun is rolling again - while one USMNT midfielder may need a January reset. GOAL dives into Americans Abroad in this week’s Rondo.

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Americans Abroad: Aaronson back to uncertainty at Leeds?

Brenden Aaronson is fighting for minutes at Leeds, Johnny Cardoso needs fitness at Atlético, and both Weston McKennie and Haji Wright have chances to make statements in key matches across Europe.

'Nobody can take that away' - Altidore on USMNT legacy and future

In an exclusive interview with GOAL, Jozy Altidore reflects on a legacy that still divides fans - and reveals how he's redefining himself after soccer.

Americans Abroad: Richards’ big test, Pulisic injury concern

GOAL looks at the biggest storylines among Americans Abroad, including a big match for Chris Richards' Crystal Palace against Manchester United.

Weston McKennie, Jonathan David, Juventus

Why can’t either David or McKennie find top form at Juventus?

Weston McKennie and Jonathan David are in different situations for their club and, with the World Cup around the corner, need to start playing their best soccer.

WATCH: McKennie scores eighth UCL goal on header

U.S. international Weston McKennie scored a pivotal goal to put Juventus 2-1 ahead in their fifth Champions League group-stage match against Bodo/Glimt, completing a rapid response after conceding early. McKennie met a precise Fabio Miretti cross with a well-placed header, shifting momentum firmly back in Juve’s favor.

McKennie's assist wasted as Lazio secure last-gasp draw vs Juve

The Bianconeri were on track for three points until a 96th minute equalizer from Lazio forced them to settle for a point

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