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Christian Pulisic may join forces with Cavan Sullivan, but who else makes the cut? GOAL projects the USMNT’s squad for November’s Nations League quarterfinals.

Four wins and 13 debutants gave Pochettino plenty to celebrate, but fresh competition has left some established USMNT names with more to prove.

Pochettino learned plenty from an eventful fall camp and has given himself plenty of good problems to have going forward.

A camp with 13 newcomers ended with a perfect run, which ensures that the next phase of the USMNT will look different than the last.

There have been plenty of exciting games and stellar individual displays over the last three weeks - but who has stood out the most?

Justin Ellis' winner capped a perfect four-game window, Alex Freeman impressed and Cole Campbell finally made his debut. Yunus Musah, however, struggled to find his place in Mauricio Pochettino's side.

The Philadelphia Union teenager's movement and pressing show why his USMNT breakthrough is about more than one spectacular goal. The challenge is balancing freedom with restraint.

From learning alongside Barcelona's stars to living on his own in Denmark, the 20-year-old goalkeeper tells GOAL about the experiences shaping his life on and off the field.

At 17, Cavan Sullivan became the USMNT's youngest scorer with a daring chip against Mexico, earning Pochettino's praise and giving fans a glimpse of what comes next.

Cavan Sullivan made history, Julian Hall made it three in three, and Mexico had no answers as Mauricio Pochettino’s young USMNT stormed to a 3-0 rivalry win.