Jozy Altidore, a former player for the U.S. Men's National Team (USMNT), expressed his belief that the United States has the potential to perform well in the upcoming 2026 FIFA World Cup. However, he noted that American soccer still struggles with a lack of unified identity. Altidore highlighted several factors affecting player development, the pressure associated with the World Cup, the significance of goalkeepers, and mentioned that Haiti could be a surprising contender.
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Jozy Altidore discusses challenges facing US soccer ahead of 2026 World Cup
Jozy Altidore, a former USMNT player, believes the U.S. can succeed in the 2026 FIFA World Cup but points out that American soccer lacks a unified identity. He discussed various aspects of player development and the potential of Haiti as a surprising competitor.
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USMNT legend Jozy Altidore reveals why America isn’t a World Cup power
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Jozy Altidore discusses challenges facing US soccer ahead of 2026 World Cup