Total Soccer Show: USMNT, Champions League, EPL, and more ... Is Brenden Aaronson making the jump? | USMNT Weekly
Oct 29, 2025
The hosts dive into Brenden Aaronson's recent attacking prowess for Leeds and the USMNT, showcasing his improved form. Tyler Adams gets praise for his defensive work at Bournemouth, while Weston McKennie's steady play at Juventus amidst uncertainty is highlighted. A controversial shift of the January camp to December in 2026 sparks debate on its pros and cons. Finally, they tackle Tim Ream's potential role in the upcoming World Cup, weighing experience against age-related mobility concerns. Tune in for insightful soccer analysis!
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Aaronson Showing Genuine On-Ball Growth
- Brendan Aaronson has recently shown improved on-ball play and created meaningful attacking moments for Leeds and the USMNT.
- His defensive work-rate remains elite but his lightweight frame still makes him easy to be moved off the ball.
Adams Excels In The Right Club System
- Tyler Adams thrives in Bournemouth's structured, combative system where his ball-winning suits quick transitions.
- His club form hasn't consistently translated to the USMNT because international tactics often don't play to his strengths.
McKennie Wins Over Managers Over Time
- Weston McKennie consistently wins managers over despite initial doubts about his demeanor or focus.
- He adapts and becomes indispensable, suggesting coaching fit matters more than first impressions.