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Pochettino warns against ‘arrogance’ for young USMNT prospects breaking through

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By Paul Tenorio Verified
| The Athletic Verified
U.S. men’s national team coach Mauricio Pochettino said he will integrate new, young faces into the program in the upcoming international window, but also sent out a warning to young players to approach their careers with humility. “We are watching everything, we are seeing everything,” Pochettino said.
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Pochettino: Noahkai Banks still undecided, USMNT ‘cannot consider him for next camp’ Original

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By Paul Tenorio Verified
| The Athletic Verified
U.S. men’s national team coach Mauricio Pochettino said his staff remains in contact with Augsburg center back Noahkai Banks, but that the German-American defender has yet to make up his mind about his national team future and will not be part of the upcoming U.S. camp in September and October.
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The Verdict: Cavan Sullivan and MLS youngsters on USMNT radar; summer signings’ impact

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By Paul Tenorio Verified
| The Athletic Verified
After scoring his third goal in three games, 16-year-old Cavan Sullivan ran to the Philadelphia Union team photographer at the corner of the field on Saturday night, grabbed a small bottle of chalk, put it on his hands and tossed it in the air like the legendary LeBron James, the new Philadelphia 76ers star. The Union rising star, once billed as the “best 14-year-old in the world,” is accomplishing a rare feat: Living up to the hype.
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