Players & Legends
18 entries in the United States Mens National Team compendium.
Players & Legends — Era Chart
Michael BradleyThe engine that never stopped, the cannon from thirty yards, the heart of American midfielClint Dempsey57 goals, three World Cups, and a heart that never stopped running for the Stars and StripTab RamosThe first player to sign with MLS, a three-time World Cup veteran, and a National Soccer HBrian McBrideThe seventh-highest all-time leading goalscorer for the United States national team.John HarkesThe first American in the Premier League, a two-time MLS Cup winner, and a U.S. national tEddie PopeThe wall you couldn't get past and the header you couldn't get out of the box.Tony MeolaThe hands that held a nation's first World Cup dream together, one impossible save at a tiBrad DavisThe quiet architect in the middle who made MLS midfielders look like they were playing cheMike WindischmannCaptain of the U.S. at the 1990 World Cup, 1989 U.S. Soccer Athlete of the Year.Carlos BocanegraThe engine on the right who never, ever stopped running for the Stars and Stripes.DaMarcus BeasleyThe only U.S. man to play in four FIFA World Cups, with 126 caps over 16 years.Oguchi OnyewuThe American defender who played across Europe and two World Cups.Tyler AdamsThe New York kid who captained the USMNT at a World Cup and became the first American to wChristian PulisicThe kid from Liverpool who made the whole country believe the World Cup was ours to lose.Giovanni ReynaA Dortmund academy kid with an American passport who makes the USMNT attack feel electric.Antonee RobinsonThe left-back who turned the flank into a weapon for club and country.Sergino DestThe Dutch-raised rocket on the right flank who chose the Stars and Stripes and made them rWeston McKennieThe engine in the middle—McKennie runs the midfield like it owes him money.
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