USMNT’s player Tyler Adams is drawing inspiration from World Cup winners Argentina and Brazil following their Nations Cup triumph against Mexico on Sunday night.
Adams, who scored the opening goal against Mexico in the Nations Finals on Sunday sees potential for the USMNT to reach greater heights, especially in the upcoming 2026 World Cup on home soil.
The AFC Bournemouth dynamic midfielder, believes in the team’s ability to improve in major tournaments, emphasizing the importance of perseverance through challenges.
“I would say that we’re making the right steps in order to get there. Obviously, people want us to be there tomorrow and win a World Cup, but that’s not an ideal situation. We need to go through a lot of ups and downs before we get there. But steps like this tonight, playing in finals, getting that experience now, winning three in a row, this means something… We’re learning how to win in pressure situations.”
The 25-year-old underscores the value of experience and success under pressure, noting that victories against Mexico in the Nations Cup finals contribute significantly to the team’s development. He remains optimistic about the future, emphasizing the importance of continuous progress toward their goals.
