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USMNT winners, losers: Whose stock changed after perfect international window?
A young wave of attackers and midfielders strengthened its case as the team outscored opponents 12-1 across four matches.
- The United States men's national team secured victories against Chile, Mexico, and Canada during their post-World Cup international window, concluding a dominant four-match stretch.
- Manager Mauricio Pochettino integrated 13 debutants into the roster to challenge established veterans and build squad depth for the new competitive cycle.
- Midfielder Gio Reyna started all four matches, tallying two assists, while forward Cavan Sullivan scored against Mexico, becoming the youngest USMNT goalscorer.
- Goalkeeper Diego Kochen delivered a clean sheet against Canada, yet Pochettino's rotation of Matt Freese and Chris Brady revealed inconsistent performances at the position.
- Despite growing pains for prospects like Zavier Gozo and Damion Downs, the squad's successful window suggests significant improvement as younger players gain international experience.
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USMNT winners, losers: Whose stock changed after perfect international window?
The United States men's national team could not have started the post-World Cup era much better.
·Billings, United States
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