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Goal.com · Oct 2, 2019

USMNT core becoming clear as latest squad features more of the same

If you were looking for surprises, you haven't been paying attention.

Gregg Berhalter's latest U.S. men's national team roster was unveiled on Wednesday and, by and large, it was exactly what we've come to expect. There were the usual suspects, players like Gyasi Zardes and Wil Trapp, that continue to draw the ire of a section of USMNT fans. There were veteran leaders, like Jozy Altidore and Michael Bradley, who continue to bridge the gap to the next generation. And there were young faces sprinkled in, players like first-time call-up Brenden Aaronsen and a returning Josh Sargent, signifying a new generation that isn't there just yet.

In other words, it was more of the same.

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