Where to find, How to watch USMNT pool Over Seas, Over Land 2026-2027

Thought the excitement surrounding the U.S. Men’s National Team ended with the 2026 FIFA World Cup more than 41 days ago? Nope.

Current and future USMNT players have been moving and shaking. Transfers have been (mostly) completed (window closes September 1^st in England.). Preseason tours for clubs around the world have concluded, and some leagues have already begun play.

But the news does not stop there. The U.S. Soccer Federation rehired Mauricio Pochettino to a new contract through the 2030 World Cup. Thus, the USMNT pool will likely expand to include up-and-coming players like 19-year-old Zavier Gozo, whose transfer to Crystal Palace has been finalized, and 16-year-old Cavan Sullivan (who will transfer to Manchester City in September of 2027).

Perhaps the biggest news is from Folarin Balogun’s camp. The 25-year-old striker is being courted by Tottenham Hotspur for a possible deal from AS Monaco that could reach beyond 60 million pounds.

Late drop: Center back Mark McKenzie is apparently returning to the U.S. to his former club Philadelphia Union according to The Athletic. But not until January.

USMNT Completed transfers as of Tuesday, August 18, 2026:

Max Arfsten, 25, left wingback, from Columbus Crew to Middlesbrough, English Championship

Sebastian Berhalter, 25, midfielder, from Vancouver Whitecaps to Middlesbrough, English Championship

Gio Reyna, 23, midfielder/attacker, from Borussia Monchengladbach to Strasbourg, Ligue 1

Bryan Reynolds, 25, right back, Westerlo to Stade Rennais, Ligue 1

Diego Kochen, 20, goalkeeper, Barcelona to Lyngby Boldklub (Denmark) on loan

Zavier Gozo, 19, Wing back, Real Salt Lake to Crystal Palace

There are additional rumors about clubs courting Fulham’s left wingback Antonee “Jedi” Robinson and Bournemouth’s defensive midfielder Tyler Adams, along with fading rumors regarding a move for PSV Eindhoven’s right wingback Sergino Dest.

Catch many of the ready for – and nearly ready for – prime time U.S. Men’s National Team players at the following clubs (based on country):

Denmark Superliga (TV = ESPN+)

Diego Kochen, GK, 20, Lyngby Boldklub

English Premier League (TV = Peacock, NBC, USA Network, Telemundo, Universo)

Haji Wright, F, 27, Coventry City

Brenden Aaronson, MF, 25, Leeds United

Antonee Robinson, D, 28, Fulham

Tyler Adams, MF, 26, AFC Bournemouth

Chris Richards, D, 25, Crystal Palace

Zavier Gozo, D, 19, Crystal Palace

English Championship (TV = Paramount+, CBS Sports Network, CBS Sports Golazo)

Patrick Agyemang, F, 25, Derby County, recovering from right Achilles’ tendon tear back in April of 2026. Championship

Max Arfsten, D, 24, Middlesbrough Championship

Aidan Morris, MF, 24, Middlesbrough

Sebastian Berhalter, MF, 24, Middlesbrough

France Ligue 1 (TV = beIN Sports)

Folarin Balogun, F, 24, AS Monaco

Gio Reyna, MF, 23, Strasbourg

Tim Weah, MF, 25, Marseille (on loan from Juventus)

Bryan Reynolds, D, 25, Stade Rennais

Tanner Tessmann, MF, 24, Olympique Lyonnais

Mark Mckenzie, D, 26, Toulouse FC

Germany Bundesliga (TV = USA Network, Telemundo, Universo, Peacock)

Malik Tillman, MF, 23, Bayer Leverkusen

Joe Scally, D, 23, Borussia Monchengladbach

James Sands, MF, 25, FC St. Pauli

Noahkai Banks, D, 19, FC Augsburg

Italy Serie A (TV = Paramount+, CBS Sports Golazo, Fox Deportes)

Christian Pulisic, F, 27, AC Milan

Weston McKennie, MF, 27, Juventus

Benjamin Cremaschi, MF, 21, Parma

Gianluca Busio, MF, 24, Venezia

Mexico Liga MX (TV = TUDN, Univision, UniMas, Telemundo, Universo, Fox Deportes)  

Alex Zendejas, MF, 28,  Club America

Netherlands Eredivisie (TV = ESPN+)

Ricardo Pepi, F, 23, PSV Eindhoven

Sergino Dest, D/MF, 25, PSV Eindhoven

Scotland Premier League (Paramount+, CBS Sports Network)

Auston Trusty, D, 27, Celtic FC

Spain LaLiga (TV = ESPN+, ABC, ESPN2, ESPN Deportes)

Alex Freeman, WB, 21, Villarreal

Johnny Cardoso, MF, 24, Atletico Madrid

United States/Canada Major League Soccer (TV = Apple TV, Fox, Fox Deportes)

Julian Hall, F, 18, Red Bull New York  

Diego Luna, MF/F, 22, RSL

Adri Mehmeti, MF, 17, Red Bull New York

Matt Freese, GK, 27, NYCFC

Matt Turner, GK, 31, New England Revolution (from Lyon)

Patrick Schulte, GK, 24, Columbus Crew

Roman Celentano, GK, 25, FC Cincinnati

Chris Brady, GK, 22, Chicago Fire  

The U.S. Men’s National Team will have their first matches of the fall September 26, 29, and October 3, v Peru, Chile, and Mexico. The new cycle will mean a refresh of the player pool.

Who did I miss and who should I have dissed for the next dive in? Let me know in the comments!