Pochettino Adds McGlynn to USMNT Roster for Nations League Quarterfinals vs. Haiti
Stoke City midfielder replaces the injured Gio Reyna as the U.S. squad settles at 25 players ahead of its series against Haiti.
ATLANTA — U.S. Men's National Team head coach Mauricio Pochettino has added midfielder Jack McGlynn to the roster for the upcoming Concacaf Nations League Quarterfinals series against Haiti, according to ussoccer.com. The Stoke City player replaces Gio Reyna, who was withdrawn due to injury, leaving the squad at 25 players heading into the first official competition of the new cycle. The USMNT was scheduled to begin training Monday at the Arthur M. Blank U.S. Soccer National Training Center. McGlynn, 23, has made 13 appearances for the senior national team, recording two goals and two assists, U.S. Soccer said. He featured in all six matches at the 2025 Concacaf Gold Cup. The move follows an earlier roster adjustment in which Pochettino added defender Mark McKenzie, per U.S. Soccer's Nov. 6 announcement. USA Today also reported on Reyna's injury and McGlynn's call-up. The series marks the start of the U.S. program's new competitive cycle. Additional roster details and match dates were not fully specified in the available materials.