USMNT Concerned Over Christian Pulisic's Goal Drought Ahead of World Cup

atlanta, usa - Christian Pulisic's 14-match goal drought raises concerns for the USMNT camp as they analyze performances during the March international window.

USMNT Analyzes Performance Amid Pulisic's Goal Drought

Christian Pulisic's struggle continues as he faces a 14-match goal drought, bringing concerns to the USMNT camp. Head coach Mauricio Pochettino's tactical tweaks aimed at ending Pulisic's drought fell short in a 2-0 loss to Portugal.

Pulisic's Performance and Struggles

Despite playing as a center forward and receiving support from teammates Weston McKennie and Tim Weah, Pulisic failed to find the back of the net, extending his goalless streak to eight consecutive national team matches, the longest in his career.

Match Highlights and Second-Half Challenges

Portugal's depth advantage became evident in the second half as they secured a 2-0 victory. The U.S. team generated chances but couldn't capitalize, highlighting the need for improvement.

Assessing Player Performances

Several players, including Malik Tillman, Weston McKennie, Auston Trusty, Tim Weah, and others, showcased their skills during the March international window. Pulisic's struggle remains a focal point as he aims to regain his form for both club and country.

Pulisic expressed confidence in his abilities and looks ahead to returning to AC Milan, where expectations are high for his performance.