The United States Men’s National Team returns to action on Saturday, Nov. 14 with the first leg of its Concacaf Nations League tie against Haiti in Miami, Fla.
This is the USMNT’s first competitive fixture since its World Cup exit this summer, but it enters it on a high after winning four straight friendlies in the fall against Peru, Chile, Mexico and Canada.
Coach Mauricio Pochettino called an eclectic roster for this Haiti match; He struck a balance between old favorites (Weston McKennie, Christian Pulisic) and new faces (Cavan Sullivan, Julian Hall.)
But what have all these players been up to since their last national team appearances? Here’s what America’s best players have accomplished advance of their USMNT return:
Christian Pulisic, AC Milan
It’s been a slow season for Captain America Christian Pulisic—a lingering injury from the World Cup kept him out of AC Milan’s starting lineup for several weeks—but he’s finally finding his form. He scored the opening goal in the Milan derby and the decisive goal against Genoa to notch up two goals in his first two league starts of the season.
