9.17.15
ASN Morning Read: U.S. Out of 2016 Copa America?
With all the craziness of the last four months, it's looking more and more like next summer's Copa America Centenario will not be held in the United States, or include the U.S. national team for that matter.
- Amid the Justice Department’s investigation, U.S. Soccer officials are skipping today’s meeting in Mexico to determine the fate of the 2016 Copa America Centenario and it seems there’s a good chance the tournament won’t be taking place in the United States. The New York Times reports the most likely outcomes would be holding it in Mexico or a modified version to be held in South America.
- American citizen Darlington Nagbe on a potential national team call-up: ”They have a lot of great players who play here and overseas, so hopefully they want me. It’d be a great opportunity to go there and play with top players; it’d be fun.”
- A look at the underrated Patrick Mullins.
- Do it:
Mr @J_Klinsmann named 35 to his @CONCACAF Cup provisional roster. http://t.co/s1ygu86e7U We want your thoughts pic.twitter.com/BGNNG7Pck0
— American Soccer Now (@ThisIsASN) September 15, 2015
