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Reyna remains in contention for the World Cup roster as USMNT final decisions loom two weeks from now.
Reyna says he wants to be there and would be honored to represent the United States at the World Cup.
Reyna has struggled for minutes this season, with less than 500 league minutes for Gladbach and past seasons at Dortmund marked by injuries.
Scally has been a reliable club presence, recently surpassing 150 Bundesliga appearances as a young non-German star for Gladbach.
Pochettino’s evaluation of Reyna as a 'special situation' remains a talking point for USMNT selection.
Reyna insists his fitness is not a concern and he can contribute for the U.S. once selected.
Reyna and Scally expressed strong bonds with coach Mauricio Pochettino and a belief they can help the team.
Scally sees his ongoing club form as a positive factor for his World Cup chances.
Both players joined the March camp despite limited club minutes, highlighting the selection drama ahead of the tournament.
The U.S. World Cup opener is approaching, heightening the pressure on Reyna and Scally to secure spots.

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Scotts and Tyler Adams expand the Keep It Real initiative to broaden access to natural turf for youths nationwide.
Over $400,000 has been invested and more than 2,000 kids benefited to date.
Adams highlights real grass as crucial for safety and development as the program grows.
This summer, Adams’ childhood field in Wappingers Falls, NY will be restored as part of the effort.
Five additional youth field refurbishments are planned through the 2025 Keep It Real sweepstakes.
Scotts ties the initiative to community well-being and safer playing surfaces.
The Keep It Real program aligns with Scotts’ broader community accessibility efforts.
The initiative emphasizes real turf from local fields to national stages.
Adams comments on the opportunity to share his love of the game with the next generation.

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ATLETICO MADRID says US midfielder Johnny Cardoso sprained his right ankle in practice, five weeks before the World Cup.
The club did not provide a timetable for Cardoso’s return, signaling an uncertain recovery window.
La Liga title chase continues; Atletico sits in contention with four rounds remaining in the season.
The U.S. opens its World Cup campaign on June 13 against Paraguay in Inglewood, California.
Cardoso, 24, has 23 U.S. appearances since his 2020 debut and joined Atletico Madrid from Internacional.
Atlético Madrid was eliminated by Arsenal in the Champions League semifinals this week, impacting squad momentum.
The World Cup group also includes Australia and Turkey in Group D.
Cardoso is a U.S. international who has been with Atletico Madrid since 2024 after leaving Internacional.
Atlético Madrid aims for a top-four finish despite Cardoso’s injury setback.
The World Cup schedule includes a June 13 opener for the U.S. in California.

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Tim Howard named Matt Freese as a potential USMNT World Cup starter, saying the choice could be obvious.
Howard called Freese a 'late bloomer' who 'doesn’t seem to get rattled by the big moment.'
Freese rose to prominence by starting every US match in the Gold Cup and earning two clean sheets.
Howard noted Freese’s brief but memorable senior national team tenure and his potential for a World Cup moment.
USMNT roster for the 2026 World Cup will be announced on May 26 at a lower Manhattan event.

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