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U.S. Men's National Team's Historical Scoring Woes Could Be Solved by In-Form Strikers Balogun, Pepi, and Wright

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8h ago· 5 min readenInsight

Summary

The article discusses how the U.S. Men's National Soccer Team has historically struggled with scoring goals at the World Cup, particularly from dedicated strikers. However, this year the team enters with three in-form forwards — Folarin Balogun, Ricardo Pepi, and Haji Wright — all coming off strong club seasons in Europe, turning a long-standing weakness into a potential strength for the upcoming World Cup.

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It's been perhaps the biggest problem for the United States men's soccer team since the Stars and Stripes returned to the World Cup in 1990 following a 40-year absence: Scoring.
The U.S. managed three goals in four games at Qatar 2022.
In the 27 World Cup matches before that, they netted just 25.
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USA strikers Folarin Balogun, Ricardo Pepi and Haji Wright are all different, and they all enter the World Cup coming off prolific club seasons in Europe.

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