The U.S. men's national team will be missing Gio Reyna for its two-leg Concacaf Nations League quarterfinal against Haiti.
Amid a comeback season at the club level with Strasbourg, Reyna had to withdraw from the USMNT roster after suffering an injury. He was replaced by Stoke City midfielder Jack McGlynn.
The USMNT will face Haiti on Saturday, Nov. 14 in Miami before heading to Cincinnati for the second leg on Tuesday, Nov. 17.
Reyna suffered an apparent left thigh injury during Strasbourg’s loss to Toulouse on Nov. 6. The USMNT midfielder scored his third goal of the season in the 67th minute, but signaled to the bench minutes later that he was experiencing discomfort and needed to be substituted.
The injury was a blow for the 23-year-old, who
has finally been establishing himself as a regular at the club level with French side Strasbourg.
Reyna has already surpassed his minute total with Borussia Mönchengladbach last season, and has already logged the second-most minutes of any season in his career.
There was no immediate word on the length of Reyna's absence, though he did post "back soon" on Instagram this week.
Reyna has earned 47 caps for the USMNT, scoring 10 goals, including a late strike against Paraguay at the 2026 World Cup.
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