Sergiño Dest has left U.S. men's national team camp with a minor injury, and will miss the team's two-leg Concacaf Nations League quarterfinal against Haiti.
U.S. Soccer made the announcement on Thursday, Nov. 12 and did not say whether it would call in a replacement.
"USMNT defender Sergiño Dest will depart training camp tomorrow and return to his club, PSV Eindhoven," the federation said.
"Dest entered camp with a minor injury and following medical evaluation will be kept out of the upcoming matches as a precaution."
The USMNT will face Haiti on Saturday, Nov. 14 in Miami before a rematch in Cincinnati on Tuesday, Nov. 17.
Dest has been the USMNT's starting right back at two World Cups, and can also play left back or further up the field as a winger.
Other fullbacks on the current roster include Antonee Robinson, Alex Freeman, Bryan Reynolds and newcomer Reed Baker-Whiting.
The 26-year-old is the third player forced to withdraw from the November roster after originally being named to the squad. Defender George Campbell was replaced by Mark McKenzie and midfielder Gio Reyna was replaced by Jack McGlynn.
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