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Victor Wembanyama explains what it would take for USA to become a ‘problem’ in soccer

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Victor Wembanyama explains what it would take for USA to become a ‘problem’ in soccer

The USMNT saw their 2026 World Cup campaign end in disappointment following a great start. Mauricio Pochettino’s side dominated their group and had secured qualification to the knockout round after just two games.

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