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Shamelessly plagiarized from this BigSoccer.com thread.

http://forums.bigsoccer.com/threads/usmnt-player-pool-for-the-2018-cycle.2008440/

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GOALKEEPERSPRIMARY:
#1 Brad Guzan (33)-[Aston Villa]
#2 Tim Howard (39)-[Everton]

CONTENDERS:
Sean Johnson (29)-[Chicago Fire]
Tally Hall (33)-[Houston Dynamo]
Bill Hamid (27)-[DC United]

FRINGE
Steve Clark (32)-[Columbus Crew]
Clinton Irwin (29)-[Colorado Rapids]
Luis Robles (33)-[New York Red Bulls]
Zac MacMath (26)-[Philadelphia Union]

OLYMPIC FRONTRUNNERS:
Cody Cropper (25*)-[Southampton]
Jon Kempin (25*)-[Sporting Kansas City]
Santiago Castano (23*)-[New York Red Bulls]
Ethan Horvath (22*)-[Molde]
Zack Steffen (23*)-unattached

WILDCARD:
William Yarbrough (29)-[Leon]

CENTER BACKS:
PRIMARY:
#1 Matt Besler (31)-[Sporting Kansas City]
#2 John Anthony Brooks (25*)-[Hertha Berlin]
#3 Omar Gonzalez (29)-[Los Angeles Galaxy]

CONTENDERS:
Tim Ream (30)-[Bolton Wanderers]
Will Packwood (25*)-[Birmingham City]
Shane O’ Neill (24*)-[Colorado Rapids]
Matt Hedges (28)-[FC Dallas]
Amobi Okugo (27)-[Philadelphia Union]
Chris Schuler (30)-[Real Salt Lake]
Michael Orozco Fiscal (31)-[Puebla FC]

FRINGE:
George John (31)-[FC Dallas]
Ike Opara (29)-[Sporting Kansas City]
AJ Soares (29)-[New England Revolution]
Jalil Anibaba (29)-[Seattle Sounders]
Gale Agbossoumonde (26)-[Toronto FC]
Austin Berry (29)-[Philadelphia Union]
AJ De la Garza (30)-[Los Angeles Galaxy]
Kofi Opare (27)-[LA Galaxy]
Tommy Meyer (28)-[LA Galaxy]
Nick Hagglund (25)-[Toronto FC]

OLYMPIC FRONTRUNNERS:
Walker Zimmermann (25*)-[FC Dallas]
AJ Cochran (25*)-[Houston Dynamo]
Matt Miazga (22*)-[New York Red Bulls]
Eric Palmer-Brown (21*)-[Sporting Kansas City]

WILDCARD:
Seb Hines (30)-[Middlesbrough FC]

FULLBACKS:
PRIMARY:
#1 Fabian Johnson (30)-[Borussia Monchengladbach]
#2 DeAndre Yedlin (24*)-[Seattle Sounders]
#3 Timothy Chandler (28)-[Eintracht Frankfurt]

CONTENDERS:
Eric Lichaj (29)-[Nottingham Forest]
Chris Klute (28)-[Colorado Rapids]
Andrew Farrell (26)-[New England Revolution]
Greg Garza (26)-[Club Tijuana]
Edgar Castillo (31)-[Club Tijuana]
Tony Beltran (30)-[Real Salt Lake]

FRINGE:
Dylan Remick (27)-[Seattle Sounders]
Josh Williams (30)-[Columbus Crew]
Jeb Brovsky (29)-[Montreal Impact]
Seth Sinovic (31)-[Sporting Kansas City]
Chance Myers (30)-[Sporting Kansas City]
Kofi Sarkodie (27)-[Houston Dynamo]
Sheannon Williams (28)-[Philadelphia Union]
Jonathan Spector (32)-[Birmingham City]

OLYMPIC FRONTRUNNERS:
Jordan Allen (23*)-[Real Salt Lake]
Eric Miller (25*)-[Montreal Impact]
Kellyn Acosta (22*)-[FC Dallas]
Marco Delgado (23*)-[CD Chivas]
Jalen Robinson (24*)-[DC United]
Juan Pablo Ocegueda (24*)-[Tigres]

WILDCARD:
Adam Henley (24*)-[Blackburn Rovers]
Jeremy Toljan (23*)-[TSG Hoffenheim]

MIDFIELDERS:
PRIMARY:
#1 Michael Bradley (30)-[Toronto FC]
#2 Geoff Cameron (32)-[Stoke City]
#3 Mikkel Diskerud (27)-[Rosenborg BK]
#4 Maurice Edu (32)-[Philadelphia Union]

CONTENDERS:
Dillon Powers (27)-[Colorado Rapids]
Daniel Williams (29)-[Reading FC]
Alfredo Morales (28)-[FC Ingolstadt]
Perry Kitchen (26)-[DC United]

FRINGE:
Dax McCarty (31)-[New York Red Bulls]
Sebastian Lletget (25)-[West Ham United]

OLYMPIC FRONTRUNNERS:
Marlon Hairston (24*)-[Colorado Rapids]
Wil Trapp (25*)-[Columbus Crew]
Caleb Stanko (25*)-[SC Freiburg]
Benji Joya (24*)-[Chicago Fire]
Victor Pineda (25*)-[Chicago Fire]
Lynden Gooch (21*)-[Sunderland]
Russell Canouse (22*)-[Hoffenheim]
Alejandro Guido (24*)-[Club Tijuana]

WILDCARD:
Osvaldo Alonso (32)-[Seattle Sounders]
Gedion Zelalem (21*)-[Arsenal]

ATTACKERS:
PRIMARY:
#1 Julian Green (22*)-[Bayern Munich]
#2 Clint Dempsey (35)-[Seattle Sounders]
#3 Alejandro Bedoya (31)-[Nantes]
#4 Graham Zusi (31)-[Sporting Kansas City]
#5 Joe Corona (27)-[Club Tijuana]

CONTENDERS:
Kelyn Rowe (26)-[New England Revolution]
Jose Francisco Torres (30)-[Tigres UANL]
Brek Shea (28)-[Stoke City]
Luis Gil (24*)-[Real Salt Lake]
Harrison Shipp (26)-[Chicago Fire]
Joe Gyau (25)-[Borussia Dortmund II]

FRINGE:
Eric Alexander (30)-[New York Red Bulls]
Josh Gatt (26)-[Molde FK]
Duane Holmes (24*)-[Huddersfield Town]
Paul Arriola (23*)-[Club Tijuana]
Nick DeLeon (27)-[DC United]
Luis Silva (29)-[DC United]
Andrew Wooten (29)-[FSV Frankfurt]
Lee Nguyen (31)-[New England Revolution]
Erik Hurtado (27)-[Vancouver Whitecaps]

OLYMPIC FRONTRUNNERS:
Gboly Ariyibi (22*)-[Leeds United]
Dillon Serna (24*)-[Colorado Rapids]
Junior Flores (23*)-[Borussia Dortmund]
Marc Pelosi (24*)-[Liverpool FC]
Daniel Cuevas (24*)-[Lobos BUAP]
Jose Villarreal (24*)-[Los Angeles Galaxy > Club America]
Emerson Hyndman (22*)-[Fulham]

WILDCARD:
Shawn Parker (25*)-[FC Augsburg]
Devante Parker (22*)-[Mainz]
Darlington Nagbe (27)-[Portland Timbers]
Diego Fagundez (23*)-[New England Revolution]
Kekuta Manneh (23*)-[Vancouver Whitecaps]

FORWARDS
PRIMARY:
#1 Jozy Altidore (28)-[Sunderland FC]
#2 Aron Johannsson (27)-[AZ Alkmaar]
#3 Terrence Boyd (27)-[Red Bull Leipzig]

CONTENDERS:
Juan Agudelo (25)-[Stoke City]
Will Bruin (28)-[Houston Dynamo]
Gyasi Zardes (26)-[Los Angeles Galaxy]
Jack McInerney (25)-[Montreal Impact]

FRINGE:
Bobby Wood (25)-[1860 Munich]
Lamar Neagle (31)-[Seattle Sounders]
Patrick Mullins (26)-[New England Revolution]
Teal Bunbury (28)-[New England Revolution]

OLYMPIC:
Jordan Morris (23*)-[Seattle Sounders]
Jack McBean (23*)-[Los Angeles Galaxy]
Jerome Kiesewetter (25*)-[VfB Stuttgart > Hertha Berlin]
Mario Rodriguez (24*)-[Kaiserslautern]
Ben Spencer (22*)-[Molde FK > Indy Eleven]
Romain Gall (23*)-[Lorient]
Andrija Novakovich (21*)-[Reading FC]
Bradford Jamieson (21*)-[Los Angeles Galaxy]
Rubio Rubin (22*)-[FC Utrecht]
Zach Pfeffer (23*)-[Philadelphia Union]

WILDCARD:
Danijal Brkovic (26)-[Zeljeznicar]
Villyan Bijev (25*)-[Slavin Sofia]
Kenedy (22*)-[Fluminese]

RESERVES:
GOALKEEPERS:

OLD GUARD:
Nick Rimando (38)-[Real Salt Lake]

LONGSHOTS:
Troy Perkins (36)-[Montreal Impact]
Chris Seitz (31)-[FC Dallas]
Eric Kronberg (34)-[Sporting Kansas City]
Bobby Shuttleworth (31)-[New England Revolution]
Brian Rowe (29)-[Los Angeles Galaxy]
Ryan Meara (27)-[New York Red Bulls]
Andy Gruenebaum (35)-[Columbus Crew]
Joseph Bendik (29)-[Toronto FC]
Dan Kennedy (35)-[CD Chivas]
David Bingham (28)-[San Jose Earthquakes]
Brian Perk (28)-[Los Angeles Galaxy]
Joe Willis (29)-[DC United]
Eduardo Fernandez (25)-[FC Dallas]

OLYMPIC OUTLOOK:
Kendall McIntosh (24*)-unattached
Tomas Gomez (25*)-unattached
Jacole Turner (24*)-unattached

CENTER BACKS:
OLD GUARD:
Clarence Goodson (36)-[San Jose Earthquakes]
Oguchi Onyewu (36)-unattached

LONGSHOTS:
Stephen McCarthy (29)-[New England Revolution]
Marvell Wynne (31)-[Colorado Rapids]
Chad Marshall (33)-[Seattle Sounders]
Aaron Maund (27)-[Real Salt Lake]
Zarek Valentin (26)-[Montreal Impact > Bodo/Glimt]
London Woodberry (27)-[FC Dallas]
Ventura Alvarado (25)-[Necaxa]
Babajide Ogunbiyi (31)-[Viborg]
Eriq Zavaleta (25)-[CD Chivas]
David Horst (32)-[Houston Dynamo]
Darrius Barnes (31)-[New England Revolution]
Eric Brunner (32)-[Houston Dynamo]
Andrew Jean-Baptiste (25)-[CD Chivas]
Austin Wheeler (30)-[Philadelphia Union]

OLYMPIC OUTLOOK:
Boyd Okwuonu (25*)-unattached
Christian Dean (25*)-[Vancouver Whitecaps]
Danny Barbir (20*)-[West Bromwich Albion]
Jesus Vazquez (23*)-[UANL Tigres]
Tommy Redding (21*)-[Orlando City SC]
Chris Odoi-Atsem (23*)-unattached
Michael Amick (23*)-unattached

FULLBACKS:
OLD GUARD:
DaMarcus Beasley (36)-[Puebla FC]
Brad Evans (33)-[Seattle Sounders]
Michael Parkhurst (34)-[Columbus Crew]

LONGSHOTS:
Chris Tierney (32)-[New England Revolution]
Chris Korb (30)-[DC United]
Donny Toia (26)-[CD Chivas]
Moises Hernandez (26)-[FC Dallas]
Michael Harrington (32)-[Portland Timbers]
Corey Ashe (32)-[Houston Dynamo]
Jorge Villafana (28)-[Portland Timbers]
Greg Cochrane (29)-[Chicago Fire]
Gabriel Farfan (29)-[Chiapas]
Steve Birnbaum (27)-[DC United]
Mark Bloom (30)-[Toronto FC]
Kevin Ellis (26)-[Sporting Kansas City]
Chris Duvall (26)-[New York Red Bulls]
Raymon Gaddis (28)-[Philadelphia Union]
Justin Morrow (30)-[Toronto FC]
Zach Loyd (30)-[FC Dallas]
Connor Lade (28)-[New York Red Bulls]
Kevin Alston (30)-[New England Revolution]
Brandon Barklage (31)-[San Jose Earthquakes]
Chad Barson (27)-[Columbus Crew]
Jeremy Hall (29)-[Toronto FC]

OLYMPIC OUTLOOK:
Shaquell Moore (21*)-[FC Dallas]
Oscar Sorto (23*)-[Los Angeles Galaxy]
John Requejo, Jr. (22*)-[Club Tijuana]
Miguel Palafox (23*)-[Club Leon]
Mikey Ambrose (24*)-unattached
Javan Torre (24*)-unattached

MIDFIELDERS:
OLD GUARD:
Kyle Beckerman (36)-[Real Salt Lake]
Jermaine Jones (36)-[Besiktas]
Sacha Kljestan (32)-[RSC Anderlecht]

LONGSHOTS:
Stuart Holden (32)-[Bolton Wanderers]
Nate Sturgis (30)-[Colorado Rapids]
Scott Caldwell (27)-[New England Revolution]
Sam Cronin (30)-[San Jose Earthquakes]
Conor O’ Brien (29)-[Odense]
Warren Creavalle (27)-[Houston Dynamo]
Conor Shanosky (26)-[DC United]
Andrew Jacobson (32)-[FC Dallas]
Jared Jeffrey (27)-[DC United]
Servando Carrasco (29)-[Houston Dynamo]
Brian Ownby (27)-[Houston Dynamo]
Nick LaBrocca (33)-[Colorado Rapids]
Blake Smith (27)-[Montreal Impact]
JJ Koval (26)-[San Jose Earthquakes]
Jared Watts (25)-[Colorado Rapids]
Ben Zemanski (30)-[Portland Timbers]
Michael Stephens (29)-[Stabaek]
Collen Warner (29)-[Montreal Impact]
Cole Grossman (29)-[Real Salt Lake]

OLYMPIC OUTLOOK:
Aaron Kovar (24*)-[Seattle Sounders]
Eric Likert (22*)-[SC Freiburg]
Mikey Lopez (25*)-[Sporting Kansas City]
Sergio Duarte (25*)-[CD Nacional]
Collin Martin (23*)-[DC United]
Luis Felipe (22*)-[Cruzeiro]
Dennis Flores (24*)-[Club Leon]
Fernando Arce, Jr (21*)-[Club Tijuana]
Esteban Rodriguez (24*)-[Club Tijuana]
Matt Lecisnki – Kaiserslautern II

ATTACKERS:
OLD GUARD:
Benny Feilhaber (33)-[Sporting Kansas City]
Landon Donovan (36)-[Los Angeles Galaxy]
Brad Davis (36)-[Houston Dynamo]

LONGSHOTS:
Justin Mapp (33)-[Montreal Impact]
Danny Cruz (28)-[Philadelphia Union]
Shea Salinas (31)-[San Jose Earthquakes]
Freddy Adu (29)-unattached
Sebastian Velasquez (27)-[Real Salt Lake]
Michael Farfan (29)-[Cruz Azul]
Kris Tyrpak (26)-[CD Chivas]
Sal Zizzo (31)-[Sporting Kansas City]
Chris Pontius (31)-[DC United]
Tristan Bowen (27)-[Seattle Sounders]
Antoine Hoppenot (27)-[Philadelphia Union]
Tony Cascio (28)-[Colorado Rapids]
David Estrada (30)-[Seattle Sounders]
Donnie Smith (27)-[New England Revolution]
Ethan Finlay (27)-[Columbus Crew]
Dilly Duka (28)-[Chicago Fire]
Tommy McNamara (27)-[CD Chivas]

OLYMPIC OUTLOOK:
Kristian Scott (23*)-[Stoke City]
Kyle Scott (21*)-[Chelsea]
Tyrone McCargo (24*)-[FC Nurnberg]
Joel Sonora (23*)-[Boca Juniors]
Christian Pulisic (19*)-unattached
Haji Wright (20*)-[LA Galaxy]
Nicholas Gaitan (23*)-[Argentinos Juniors]
Danny Garcia (24*)-[FC Dallas]
Jimmy McLaughlin (25*)-[Philadelphia Union]
Irvin Raul Parra (24*)-[Kaiserslautern II]

FORWARDS:
OLD GUARD:
Mike Magee (33)-[Chicago Fire]
Herculez Gomez (36)-[Club Tijuana]
Eddie Johnson (34)-[DC United]
Chris Wondolowski (35)-[San Jose Earthquakes]

LONGSHOTS:
Adam Jahn (27)-[San Jose Earthquakes]
Andrew Wenger (27)-[Philadelphia Union]
Kenny Cooper (33)-[Seattle Sounders]
Steve Lenhart (31)-[San Jose Earthquakes]
Conor Doyle (26)-[DC United]
Quincy Amarikwa (30)-[Chicago Fire]
Jann George (25)-[Grunter Firth]
CJ Sapong (29)-[Sporting Kansas City]
Charlie Davies (31)-[New England Revolution]
Brian Span (26)-[Djurgardens IF]
Ryan Finley (27)-[Columbus Crew]
Ben Speas (27)-[Columbus Crew]
Billy Schuler (28)-[San Jose Earthquakes]
Danny Mwanga (26)-[Colorado Rapids]
Tony Taylor (28)-[Atletico CP]
Charlie Rugg (27)-[Los Angeles Galaxy]

OLYMPIC ELIGIBLE:
Kainoa Bailey (22*)-[Bayer Leverkusen]
Omar Salgado (24*)-[Vancouver Whitecaps]
Sean Okoli (25*)-[Seattle Sounders]
Alonso Hernandez (24*)-[C.F. Monterrey]
Alfred Koroma (24*)-[Fluminese]
Boxi Yomba (21*)-[Atletico Madrid]
Tommy Thompson (22*)-[San Jose Earthquakes]
Jonathan Top (25*)-[FC Dallas]
Armando Moreno (22*)-[Club Tijuana]
Kellen Gulley (24*)-[Chicago Fire]
Bryan Salazar (23*)-[Houston Dynamo]
Benji Lopez (23*)-[Real Salt Lake]
Caleb Calvert (21*)-[CD Chivas]
 
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so we've got options..... thanks for posting, pretty comprehensive list.
 

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That's pretty much everybody.
 
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Wow. I can't post the picture of him, but if that is what a 16 year old looks like, then what the hell is in the water over there? He looks like a grown man. Need to CAP him w/ the seniors so he doesn't opt for England's national team.
 

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Wow. I can't post the picture of him, but if that is what a 16 year old looks like, then what the hell is in the water over there? He looks like a grown man. Need to CAP him w/ the seniors so he doesn't opt for England's national team.
Here you go. 16 huh? Wait til he matures.

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The Ibarra kid from Minn U is really talented. When Sporting played them in the US Open Cup he gave them all the could handle. He also has Yedlin like speed. The Red Bulls wanted him but they wouldn't pay a transfer fee.
 
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Not much time. Jan 26, 2015. :oops:


If his father cannot get citizenship before his 18th birthday, all is not lost as Gedion can just apply for Citizenship himself as a adult. It will just take a lot of time.
 
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Zelalem is an American citizen now. Soonest he can be cap tied is the Gold Cup.
 
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Very good news for the USMNT as this major hurdle has now been cleared. Hope Klimsnann can bring him on board, i.e. cap him, at the next opportunity. Any chance that Germany will push for him, too?

http://www.si.com/planet-futbol/2014/12/30/gedion-zelalem-usmnt-us-citizen-arsenal

The soonest a cap that would matter could occur is the Gold Cup. He literally just had to deal with the horrifying mess that is gaining citizenship. My guess is that he is pretty set on playing for Jurgen.

Our 16-17-18 year old pool is looking fierce. Throw in Rubio Rubin and Jordan Morris and damn, we could be really good in 2022.
 
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The soonest a cap that would matter could occur is the Gold Cup. He literally just had to deal with the horrifying mess that is gaining citizenship. My guess is that he is pretty set on playing for Jurgen.

Our 16-17-18 year old pool is looking fierce. Throw in Rubio Rubin and Jordan Morris and damn, we could be really good in 2022.

Which would be played on US Soil if the world was fair. Sadly, fairness and FIFA are not often associated with each other.
 
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This Zelalem thing just shows how schizoid American fans and media are. MLS bubble people hate it because JK did his job in attracting a talented dual national to the pool and they have already pronounced him to be a bust just like Julian Green. Also this undoubtedly means that one less MLS player will get called up from this point forward.

I guess MLS should have pulled its head out of its arse and signed the kid before some club in London on the other side of the ocean found him first.

It's both pathetic and fascinating at the same time.
 
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It can't be held in the summer. And when they officially float the winter concept, the big Leagues in Europe, the Networks that paid for a summer program and every other stakeholder are going to want to be compensated. At that point $$$$$ could be the tipping point to overturn this.

True. Ethics? Bribes? Hundreds of immigrant construction workers dying? Fans dying going to the games? None of that will change Sepp and FIFA's mind. Now, if all of the major sponsors (Sony, Visa, etc.) threaten to pull the plus on their investments (equal to roughly 13/ of FIFA's overall budget) then the full report maybe released and changes made. Moving the 2022 Cup to the Winter may also causes issues because both the EPL and several other leagues oppose such a move. Plus, corporate advertisers and broadcasting networks want the World Cup in the summer to fill-up their programing during the traditionally slow time. There is more competition in the winter, especially as the 2022 Winter Olympics are scheduled for the first 3 weeks of February (assuming there is one due to a lack of interested host cities). That means advertisers will have to either double their spend to get onto both events or risk a split audience.
 
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