A New Era (A USMNT Film) 

Roaring 20’s

I hope so bro 🤞🏽 this new team is very hardworking and talented. Big thingss.

@@LegrochaTV the more important thing is that the team has a couple of players that you can tell absolutely hate losing. That's probably the best motivator to improve. Just having a player of Pulisic's caliber on the team will rub off on the others.

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@@QuantumNoir bro. I wish Jimenez a speedy recovery. Hopefully he's back by 2021 Gold Cup.

So true, always punching above their weight

You are totally right! I loved how they never gave up.

I see talent, but I don't have a feeling of what to expect from them.

@X Z wales is ranked 20, they're decent although we should still win those games, even with a good number of our players missing

@X Z true, that makes sense

We are hoping on home soil in 2026 we have a legitimate chance to contend for the title. 2022 should give great experience

thanks Brazilian bro

@@yodakazam for that to happen. your world cup squad needs to have a min of 12-14 players playing regular football in the european league and at a very high level. for you to have a chance to compete, because most of these teams that are pulling up young kids to national squad at ages of 17-19 will be at their peaks. look at england fo example. at 2026, foden will be 24, rashford 28, sancho 26, bellingham 22, TAA 28, AWB 26, greenwood 24, saka 25, ben white 27, chillwell 27, calvert-lewin 28. not to mention england clubs have some real next level players coming out of their academies now who will probably be first team eligible by then. and thats just the england squad. you need to shake up how you play domestic football in order to get a good mix of players from the european leagues and a good tight bunch of domestic players. till the time that doesnt happen, US mens team is not winning anything. you can keep fighting with USWST for equal pay and all that BS.

And hopefully continue

@@robertnegron9706 and we’re back #2022WorldCup

I think they have improved over the years, I think the US men's team is getting more experience in competing in the world stage. Perhaps with time we see how they stack up against the world's elite national teams. The women's team pretty much nailed it, but the men's team have super stronger competition so lets see what happens over the next years.

@@rogerstephenroth8073 Yup. I'm extremely excited to see what we can do in the WC Qualifiers.

@@GManCODM Well I can tell you that the competition for the world cup championship in the men's game is brutal. Even Italy and Holland did not qualify for Russia 2018 last year. Even major powers like Brazil, Argentina, England, Uruguay, Germany have had their share of troubles in between World Cup competitions. USMNT team is in direct competition along with the other 200 national teams in Fifa. So that is a lot of competition from around the world. You never know what can happen. In 2026 with the North America World Cup- USA, Canada- Mexico will have home field advantages so it can bring up interesting developments. We have yet to see what could happen in Qatar 2022. Surprises are possible. I think like the women's team the mens' team has potential to one day compete for a world title, but it will depend if they find very talented men's player. Overall there is a lot of competition but it would be fun to watch. The sport has been around for 157 years since England invented the modern sport, so the USA has excelled in all sports with exception to men's soccer-football which has been the only sport the United States men's team has never been world champion at. Considering the United States is a super power in world championships and Olympics, the soccer-men's world cup remains a challenge for the American athlete in the men's division.

@@rogerstephenroth8073 I have high hopes for qualifying, but I know we won't win the WC in 2022. 2026 will be very interesting thou.

As soul crushing as missing the 2018 World Cup was, it may have been the best thing that ever happened for the USMNT. There was an arrogance to that team ultimately cost them in the end but if you watch the team since that point you can see obviously that it’s transitioned to a younger group of talent but it’s also, for maybe the first time in a very long time, a team. A cohesive unit as opposed to the best 11 guys.

Thanks brotha!!!

Is it too late to add Yunus Musah playing at Valencia? 😄

@@canonponds9887 maybe in a part 2 haha

I like rhw youngsters. Lacking a number 9 and pulicic gets hurt alot so they still have a bit to go before they are serious contenders as far as big trophies go. U.S. has alot of talent but pay to play kills it. Many talents fall through the cracks because they cant pay to make it to national tryouts

@@ricardopalomino8329 That is changing. There's a Soccer RU-vidr named TacticalManager, he's a USA and Brazil fan because he's Brazilian-American and works for Orlando City FC in MLS coaching in their academy. He covers mainly the USMNT though and mentioned a mission I came across a year ago. "MLS Now/Next" is a recently-started long-term operation to restructure the youth system in the US. Within 5-10 years, pay-to-play will end nationwide as all the independent youth teams nationwide are linked to MLS and their academies which are already free. MLS will expand their scouting network and share resources with the independent clubs, including scouts and funds, so the kids won't have to pay anything and more talents will be found more quickly. Staying informed is a good way to know if problems are being addressed, we're not Mexico (or a European country) where it's safe to assume nothing will ever change or at least attempt to be changed.

I think the USA team will give big country a tough time this coming World Cup.

@@miguelg.3884 i'm sorry, is the usa not a big country?

@@brehm4 not soccer wise

As an American, this comment made me happy. Also, in the 2019 WWC, England DID get screwed out of a penalty against the USWNT.

@@johnsummers9660 I'm glad, Also I've played Football With Balogun Before Heard he's thinking of going to The usmnt if that helps. Good Luck to you guys again 🤞

If I had to bet money, I’d go all in on Adams

Adams is more well-spoken and usually more serious so he's better for the press conferences, while McKennie is better for that on the field. They should create the co-captain position for him like other teams have.

McKennie is a spark plug, the energizer bunny. Plays football like he is playing American Football. He goes hard to the net, crashes the net like a power forward.

@@PatheticHero All the more reason to make him a co-captain. This could be one of our advantages if we had other players that have played other sports before like McKennie and Pulisic (basketball) and Dest (freestyle). Not to mention McKennie is a top athlete as well, as you are saying.

Agreed!

The only ones left are Bradley and Altidore, the rest have been dropped!

@@JosexNieves guzan still gets called , sometimes players like lovitz & Trapp get called too

@@SinCara151 Trapp has been there since 17, I’m talking about 2017 and back

Bradley needs to go if they are gonna keep one older guy it has to be John brooks

It does man, once we lift that World Cup in 2026 though it won’t hurt no more

Thanks brotha!

@@benchkings this is where the concacaf nations league final comes in

Actually it took only months not years 😂

Fingers crossed

Thanks bro!!

Future is looking brighter and brighter, cant wait to see whats in store for this team

Thanks brotha, how’s Belgium lookin, any young promising talent coming through the ranks

​@@benchkings Yes, there's alot of young Belgian talent.

Obrigado amigo

Thanks brotha! Really appreciate it

Thanks!

@Donny Mare They gonna smash you very soon

Rodger Murphy what happend ?

@@dannyramirezgarrido9743 They haven't played yet

I meant who did you say they will smash you soon to cause he deleted his comment.

@@dannyramirezgarrido9743 Oh, US against mexico national team . Sounds arrogant but that comment was probably talking trash. I do think US players are getting very important Europe and Champions League experience that will give them the edge in the region for sometime though

If we can keep Musah away from England, that would be a huge get

Semi final run hahaha keep dreaming mate!

A step to far, 2026 MAYBE

*laughs in Gold Cup and Nations League final wins*

Can’t wait brotha!

Can't wait until we play each other I hate that poeple never focus on mexico and usa it's annoying we will prove them wrong tho 🇺🇸 🇲🇽

@@dannyramirezgarrido9743 YEEEEE

Thanks brotha!

thanks man!

I hope so brotha

I don't think we are a weak team and I think on any day we can give any team a challenge. However, right now we aren't that great. 2026 onwards we will rise and rise.

Absolutely, the kid is 17 and has already been snapped up by Leipzig. Adams, another RBNY product, was 16 when he officially signed for the senior team and it took some years for him to move abroad. Caden Clark is special too.

I’ll try

I think you are confusing some things, Aaronson not Clark was snapped up by Red Bull and it was Salzburg not Leipzig

@@stevezakuani5289 rb leipzig have a clause to buy caden clark. he is not talking about aaronson

@@NanditoBuell Clark Adams Long maybe White

If Musah chooses the US I could see him squeezing into the xi, kid is super talented

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Very true! But a lot of them developed in the US take Gio Rey, Tyler Adams, and Westin Mkennie for example

There at the end brotha, was debating whether to give them there own segment but there wasn’t enough clips

murica

Me too brotha, in 2026 it’ll be tears of joy

Seems to be 😂

I pray I never see it’s called soccer

@@aminkeng4soccer yeah true but we already have a sport called football but i think amercian football should be call gridiron and rugby football just be called rugby

Not happening. You keep calling it football. And call the other sport American Rugby with protection.

Nice try but no. It’s called football for a reason.

*keep dreaming buddy. it’s never going to happen.*

There at the end of the film

It's still embarrassing keeping Dest on the roster.

​@@wagfinpis Shut up mouth breather

@@rodgermurphy5721lol

Definitely noted my man, thanks for the feedback

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-78oKZXj1mEo.html Here ya go boss

Their development system is the most sympathetic to accepting US born players. And many MLS clubs have relationships with Bundesliga clubs

I like what I've seen from Daryl Dike at Barnsley. Seems to have a striker's nose for goal and he's a big, physical dude.