USMNT provisional roster announced for Concacaf Nations League

The provisional rosters for the Men’s National Teams of Costa Rica, Honduras, Mexico and USA have been submitted ahead of the four nations competing in the inaugural Concacaf Nations League (CNL) Finals in the first week of June.

The rosters have been selected and submitted by each of the team’s Member Associations and are published as such. In order to be eligible to play in the 2021 CNL Finals, all players are subject to and must fully comply with the criteria stipulated in the applicable FIFA player eligibility regulations.

To download the provisional rosters, click here.

The final 23-player rosters will be confirmed a week prior to the start of the competition. After the official announcement changes will only be allowed in the event of force majeure or injury, up until 24 hours before each team’s first match.

**USMNT Provisional Roster – Concacaf Nations League**
Position	Player	Club
Midfielder	Brenden Aaronson	Red Bull Salzburg
Midfielder	Tyler Adams	RB Leipzig
Midfielder	Paul Arriola	D.C. United
Midfielder	Tyler Boyd	Besiktas
Defender	John Brooks	Wolfsburg
Forward	Konrad de la Fuente	Barcelona
Midfielder	Lucas de la Torre	Heracles Almelo
Defender	Sergino Dest	Barcelona
Forward	Daryl Dike	Orlando City / Barnsley FC
Forward	Nicholas Gioacchini	Stade Malherbe Caen
Goalkeeper	Ethan Horvath	Club Brugge
Goalkeeper	Sean Johnson	New York City FC
Midfielder	Sebastian Lletget	LA Galaxy
Defender	Aaron Long	New York Red Bulls
Midfielder	Weston McKennie	Juventus
Defender	Mark McKenzie	Genk
Defender	Matt Miazga	Anderlecht
Midfielder	Yunus Musah	Valencia
Goalkeeper	David Ochoa	Real Salt Lake
Midfielder	Owen Otasowie	Wolverhampton
Midfielder	Kellyn Acosta	Colorado Rapids
Midfielder	Christian Pulisic	Chelsea
Defender	Tim Ream	Fulham
Midfielder	Gio Reyna	Borussia Dortmund
Defender	Bryan Reynolds	Roma
Defender	Chris Richards	1899 Hoffenheim
Defender	Antonee Robinson	Fulham
Defender	Miles Robinson	Atlanta United
Midfielder	Cristian Roldan	Seattle Sounders
Forward	Josh Sargent	Werder Bremen
Striker	Jordan Siebatcheu	Young Boys
Goalkeeper	Zack Steffen	Manchester City
Goalkeeper	Matt Turner	New England Revolution
Defender	Sam Vines	Colorado Rapids
Forward	Tim Weah	Lille
Defender	DeAndre Yedlin	Galatasaray
Midfielder	Jackson Yueill	San Jose Earthquakes
Forward	Gyasi Zardes	Columbus SC
Defender	Walker Zimmerman	Nashville SC

The semifinals on June 3 will see Honduras vs United States (7:30 pm ET) followed by Mexico vs Costa Rica (10:00 pm ET). The semifinal matchups were determined by the outcome of group stage play in the Fall of 2019, with the four League A winners qualifying for this exciting CNL Finals.

On June 6, the 3rd place match between the semifinal losers will kick off at 6:30 pm ET, followed by the final at 9:00 pm ET.

The CNL Finals will serve to crown the first-ever champion of a competition created to provide high-quality competitive football for all 41 Concacaf Member Associations and maximize the official match dates available within the FIFA international calendar.

At the close of the first-ever Concacaf Nations League group stage play in November 2019, United States (Group A winner), Mexico (Group B winner), Honduras (Group C winner) and Costa Rica (Group D winner) qualified to the Finals. Per the competition regulations, the teams were ranked 1-4 to determine the semifinal matchups, with the highest ranked team playing the lowest ranked team. The final standings are as follows:

1. Mexico (12 pts, +10)
2. Honduras (10 pts, +7)
3. USA (9 pts, +12)
4. Costa Rica (6 pts, +1)

2021 Concacaf Nations League Finals Schedule
*Kick off times listed in ET (local)

June 3, 2021 – Semifinals
19:30 (17:30) SF1: Honduras vs United States
22:00 (20:00) SF2: Mexico vs Costa Rica

June 6, 2021 – Third Place Match and Final
18:30 (16:30) 3rd: Loser SF1 vs Loser SF2
21:00 (19:00) F: Winner SF1 vs Winner SF2