USMNT striker Daryl Dike to return to full-team training next month, West Brom manager says

U.S. men's national team striker Daryl Dike tore his Achilles in February, just one month after returning to the pitch from a different Achilles injury in the other leg.

The 24-year-old attacker has faced injury challenges since joining the English outfit from Orlando City in 2022. However, his latest comeback appears to be near, with West Brom manager Carlos Corberan saying that he could return next month.

"In terms of players to recover, it's Dike," Corberan said. "He is making his process and during the next month he will be with the physical coaches. That is positive news. It started two days ago but will take around one month before he can integrate with the group."

The Oklahoma native has 10 caps for the USMNT, where he's scored three goals. His last appearance came in March 2024, under then U.S. manager Gregg Berhalter.

Over the past month, reports have emerged that Mauricio Pochettino is set to be named the newest manager of the U.S.

Dike could come into the mix under the Argentine if he is able to recover from his latest setback.

The Baggies are back in action on Saturday against Swansea City. Through three Championship matches this season, they sit on seven points.