What's Happening?
Ricardo Pepi has rejoined the U.S. national soccer team as they prepare for upcoming friendlies against Paraguay and Uruguay. Pepi, who was left off the 2022 World Cup roster, is part of a forward pool
alongside Folarin Balogun and Haji Wright. The team is gearing up for the next-to-last training camp before the World Cup. Pepi has been recovering from a knee injury and is working to regain top form. He has scored five goals in 12 matches this season for PSV Eindhoven, demonstrating his potential to contribute to the national team.
Why It's Important?
Pepi's return to the national team is significant as the U.S. prepares for the World Cup. His inclusion adds depth to the team's forward options and provides an opportunity for him to prove his capabilities on the international stage. The team's performance in the friendlies will be crucial in building momentum and assessing player readiness ahead of the World Cup. Pepi's recovery and form will be closely watched as he aims to make a strong impact in the upcoming matches.
