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American Soccer |OT| Life, liberty and the pursuit of the beautiful game

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B-Dubs

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I like the idea, but I'd rather see Dempsey in Wood's spot and Nguyen in his.
 

Osorio

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Doesn't Chile play 3-5-2 as well? If we start losing move Jones and Dempsey up and make it a 2-5-3

Its a friendly. Fuck it.
 
- Grant Wahl: Expect Gedion Zelalem to suit up for USA in spring; more insider notes
When will we see the 18-year-old Arsenal midfielder in a U.S. jersey? The most likely scenario is March or April, U.S. Soccer president Sunil Gulati says. There’s still some paperwork to be done, but Gulati expects Zelalem will be eligible this spring. The question is whether he’ll be called into a senior team or an under-20 camp.

U-20 coach Tab Ramos said he’ll meet with Klinsmann in early February in Los Angeles to decide. One big factor is this: Arsenal would be required to release Zelalem for a senior team call-up, while it wouldn’t for a U-20 call-up.
DeAndre Yedlin is now at Spurs, but Tottenham has an additional U.S. prospect who’s drawing rave reviews. Defender Cameron Carter-Vickers was terrific at the U-20 World Cup qualifying tournament despite just turning 17 on December 31, and Ramos (who’s not known for hyping players) says he’s already one of the best center backs he’s seen in the U.S. program in a decade.

Carter-Vickers’ dad, Howard Carter, is a former NBA player, and his mother is English, but he appears committed to the United States. Spurs is also very high on Carter-Vickers, who was born in England, and he’s expected to start training with the first team in the coming weeks.
 
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