USMNT's Gio Reyna 'looks really sharp' ahead of meeting with Germany

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In his first national team camp since Gregg Berhalter was rehired as U.S. coach, Gio Reyna 'looks really sharp, really strong,' Berhalter said ahead of Saturday's high-profile exhibition against Germany.

But there's little question that Reyna, who was at the center of a post-2022 World Cup storm that nearly prevented Berhalter from being rehired as the Americans' manager for the 2026 World Cup cycle, will have a role to play in the game despite having logged just 26 minutes for German club"Gio's done a great job this week in training," Berhalter said Friday morning during his pre-match news conference before the U.S. squad trained at Rentschler Field.

The immediate future revolves around Saturday's rare meeting with the four-time world champs. But simply playing Germany isn't enough for a U.S. team whose own stated goal is to use the 2026 World Cup on home soil as an opportunity to"change soccer in America forever." For the U.S. players to become household names in their own country, these are the sorts of matches that they must use to prove they're worthy.

"That's why we play this game. We play these games to win," he continued."That's what we're going to be focused on. I think big picture-wise, for the coaching staff, it's also about the process and how we go about doing it and how, for us, it's really important that we play our game and win and not just win the game."

"Whether Gio starts as a winger, whether you play him as a central midfielder, whether we play him in a 4-3-3 attacking midfielder — a lot of things to consider," Berhalter said."We have options."

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