USMNT star Christian Pulisic will miss 'weeks' of play in the English Premier League after suffering a knee injury, Chelsea head coach Graham Potter has confirmed.
Pro Soccer Wire's Seth Vertelney breaks down the USMNT's World Cup run and what the programs expectations will be heading into 2026.Christian Pulisic will miss"weeks" with a knee injury suffered against Manchester City, Chelsea head coach Graham Potter has confirmed.in the first half of a Premier League match between Chelsea and City, limping off after a clean challenge from John Stones.
Speaking in his post-match press conference, Potter confirmed the American international would be out for a while. Pulisic made just five total starts for Chelsea prior to the World Cup break, fueling rumors that he could be looking for a move away in search of more consistent playing time.
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