The U.S. Men’s National Team is set to return to the international stage soon.
After ending 2025 with an unbeaten run of five games, the team is preparing for the World Cup, which starts in Los Angeles, CA this June. They have four matches left before the tournament begins.
Upcoming games include clashes against Belgium on March 28 and Portugal on March 31, both in Atlanta, GA, aimed at evaluating their World Cup preparation.
The USMNT announced its roster for these games earlier this week, and now Belgium and Portugal have revealed their rosters as well. Here are the main updates regarding their lineups:
Notable absence…
Cristiano Ronaldo will not participate in the March friendlies. The renowned Portuguese forward is resting due to a muscle issue while on break from his club in Saudi Arabia, Al-Nassr.
Portugal’s coach, Roberto Martinez, remains confident that Ronaldo will be ready for the World Cup.
“No, he’s not in danger,” Martinez stated during the roster announcement. “It’s a minor muscle injury, and we expect him to recover in a week or two. Everything Cristiano has done physically this season indicates that he is in excellent shape.”
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