With its iconic player potentially on the outs and its on-field performance suffering, Atlanta sends a clear message that it’s ready to return to the heights of MLS.
Lionel Messi, Tata Martino, Robert Lewandowski, Kylian Mbappe, and possibly our very own Thiago Almada headline the first fully packed day of World Cup matches.
The United States’ last appearance in a men’s World Cup was in the Round of 16 against Belgium in 2014. On Monday, a squad full of youth (and promise) starts its quest in Qatar.