No team heading to Qatar relied on a younger set of players to get there than the Americans. Meet the roster for this year's World Cup.
The U.S. kicks off against Wales on Nov. 21. Nine of the players on the 26-man squad play for Major League Soccer clubs. The rest suit up for teams internationally, including a number of the top ones in Europe.
Perhaps more than any team at this World Cup, the U.S. is built around its youth. No team heading to Qatar relied on a younger set of players to get there than the Americans. The average age of those who appeared in qualifying matches, 24.1 years old, was astonishingly low by soccer standards.
Singapore Latest News, Singapore Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Meet the Teams: USA, Mexico and CanadaThe U.S. will look to young talent, while Mexico will rely on veterans. Meanwhile, Canada makes its long-awaited return after a 36-year World Cup drought. Get to know the athletes of North America with usatodaysports+ Meet the Team:
Read more »
‘You can enjoy yourself with or without alcohol,’ says England star, after Qatar World Cup stadium beer banQatar is the first country in the Arab world to host the World Cup.
Read more »
FIFA, Qatar both get what they deserve with World Cup beer debacle | OpinionFIFA got what it deserved Friday, stabbed in the back by the same folks whose indifference to human rights the sport’s governing body has spent a decade ignoring because the price was right. nrarmour's latest column on the WorldCup beer debacle:
Read more »
What to Know About the 2022 World Cup Venues in QatarA total of eight stadiums will host games at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar. Here’s what you need to know about each one.
Read more »
Qatar bans sale of beer at World Cup stadiums in about-faceQatar has banned the sale of beer at World Cup stadiums.
Read more »