The United States men's national soccer team is set to engage in a series of international friendlies against Peru, Chile, Mexico, and Canada later this year, marking the beginning of a new chapter under head coach Mauricio Pochettino.
The matches are scheduled as follows:
- September 26: US vs. Peru in Orlando, Florida
- September 29: US vs. Chile in St. Louis, Missouri
- October 3: US vs. Mexico in Glendale, Arizona
- October 7: US vs. Canada in St. Paul, Minnesota
These fixtures will take place on home soil, providing an opportunity for the team to build on their recent success at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, which the US co-hosted alongside Canada and Mexico. Under Pochettino’s guidance, the team advanced to the Round of 16, finishing top of their group with a record six points before being eliminated by Belgium.
Following the World Cup, Pochettino has committed to leading the US men’s team through to the 2030 World Cup. He expressed enthusiasm about the upcoming matches, highlighting the importance of facing strong opponents to develop the squad and engage home fans energized by the recent tournament.
These friendlies will serve as a critical phase for the team as they aim to maintain momentum and prepare for future competitive challenges within CONCACAF and beyond.
