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The U.S. may have been missing some key players, but a sluggish friendly defeat to Japan raises more questions ahead of the group stage in Qatar.

The Asian side looked far better equipped for the World Cup, while the U.S. can take solace in Matt Turner’s performance in goal.

Leeds United have a host of internationals in action this September

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 Whites' new signings have made an impressive start to life in the Premier League

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.

Chelsea’s big move doesn’t guarantee an uptick in minutes for the U.S. star, but the way things had been trending under Thomas Tuchel didn’t appear sustainable.

Robinson may not be the most decorated U.S. player, but the left back is one of the national team’s most integral pieces, putting a spotlight on the status of his ankle.

John Brooks appeared headed for La Liga, but instead he’s going to the Portuguese power, which will feature in the Champions League.