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The United States are back at the World Cup after missing the 2018 edition in Russia

Those who remain in contention for a trip to Qatar but whose clubs are out of the playoff picture are gathering to maintain fitness for the World Cup.

With the last pre–World Cup camp in the rearview, here’s how the U.S player pool is shaping up before Gregg Berhalter’s big November decision.

Fit or form? That appears to be the key question up top for the U.S. as it braces for the World Cup.

The United States’ friendlies with Japan and Saudi Arabia will be about filling out reserve spots on the roster rather than confirming the final spots in Gregg Berhalter’s starting XI

LOS ANGELES — When the U.S. national team gathers next week for its final two warm-ups ahead of this fall's World Cup, four players who were expected to have key roles won't be there. Missing from the 26-man roster coach Gregg Berhalter summoned Wednesday are defenders Antonee Robinson and Miles…

The U.S. will play fellow Qatar-bound sides Japan and Saudi Arabia later this month, with an eye on final World Cup preparations and player evaluations.

The forward has slipped down the U.S. depth chart, with goals and consistent playing time hard to come by in Germany. Heading to the Netherlands could be just what he needs.

Luchi Gonzalez, the former FC Dallas manager, will join the Earthquakes after the World Cup in Qatar.