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USMNT World Cup hopeful Musah given next club transfer advice

USMNT World Cup hopeful Yunus Musah has been given transfer advice by Massimo Ambrosini, with the AC Milan legend telling GOAL what the American midfielder needs from his next club. Musah is currently taking in a loan spell at Atalanta, but that move has not played out as planned and the versatile 23-year-old could find himself heading out of San Siro in a different direction over the summer.

USMNT Rondo: Has Pochettino got his March roster right?

With less than three months to go until the World Cup, Mauricio Pochettino has picked a squad that would seem to be geared towards competing in June.

Big win for Reyna, but will Poch regret not calling in new faces?

There were a few surprises, along with plenty of injury worries, as Mauricio Pochettino announced a squad that might look close to his World Cup group this June

More than fasting: Muslim soccer players reflect on Ramadan

For Muslim soccer players around the world, Ramadan brings unique challenges and deeper meaning as they balance faith, competition and community.

Americans Abroad: Can Tillman and Pulisic bounce back into form?

Christian Pulisic looks to get back in the groove, Yunus Musah hunts for minutes and Malik Tillman has something to prove in a big weekend for USMNT hopefuls

Projecting USMNT March squad: Final audition for Cardoso, Musah?

GOAL takes a look at which players could feature in March, and which will need to cross their fingers for one more chance at a World Cup spot

'Things will go my way again' - How adversity is shaping Musah

GOAL Exclusive: The American midfielder discusses adversity, gratitude, and why this year’s challenges have prepared him to fight for a World Cup spot.

Bring on 2026: New Year's resolutions for USMNT and USWNT

The World Cup year has arrived. GOAL breaks down the New Year’s resolutions for Pochettino, Hayes, Pulisic, the USMNT and the USWNT as 2026 begins.

USMNT transfer preview: Should Pepi and Wright head to the Prem?

GOAL takes a look at which players should stay or go in this winter transfer window

Musah struggles, Agyemang shines: Regrading USMNT transfers

Ahead of the winter transfer window, GOAL reevaluates its grades for the biggest summer moves involving USMNT stars.

Americans Abroad: Pulisic and Milan resume title pursuit

GOAL looks at the biggest storylines among Americans Abroad, including some big matches in England and Italy

From good health to Banks' rise - USMNT, USWNT gift wish lists

GOAL takes a look at the big gifts the two national teams will want this holiday season

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.

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.

USMNT Transfers: Could Pulisic be headed to Old Trafford?

The USMNT Transfer Notebook tracks American player movements, with the latest developments for those in the U.S. national team pool, including rumors tying Pulisic with a move back to the Premier League.

Frequently asked questions

: Harry Kane plays as a striker for Bayern Munich. Even though he operates as a No. 9, scoring a truckload of goals, his style of play is unique as he is often seen dropping a bit deeper to link-up play with his teammates and create space for other attackers.
: Harry Kane was born in Walthamstaw in London, England.
: Harry Kane has been wearing the No. 9 jersey for Bayern Munich, mainly functioning as a pure striker for the Bundesliga powerhouses.
: Harry Kane stands at 1.88m (6ft 2in). His height allows him to be an aerial threat inside the box from set pieces or crossing opportunities.
: Harry Kane weighs 86kg (190lbs), making him a physical as well as an aerial threat inside the box.
: Harry Kane joined local team Ridgeway Rovers when he was six, before signing up for the Arsenal youth academy when he was eight years old. However, he spent most of his youth career at Spurs, joining their academy in 2004 at the age of 11.
: Harry Kane and his wife Katie Goodland have four kids in total - two daughters and two sons.
: Harry Kane is married to professional fitness instructor Katie Goodland. The couple got married in 2019.

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