Giovanni Reyna injury news: Strasbourg star scores, exits game as Stoke City man called into USMNT place
Two injuries have forced Mauricio Pochettino to adjust his United States men's national team for this month's CONCACAF Nations League quarterfinals against Haiti.
Recent injuries have prompted Mauricio Pochettino to make changes to the US Men's National Team for their upcoming CONCACAF Nations League quarterfinals against Haiti. The latest blow is the injury to Giovanni Reyna, who scored for Strasbourg in their match against Toulouse on Friday. Despite his contribution to Strasbourg, Reyna will not be part of the USMNT camp for this month's tournament due to his injury.
Instead, Jack McGlynn, a player from the Philadelphia Union, has been called up. The 23-year-old has impressed with his goal-scoring ability, netting two goals and providing two assists in 13 caps for the USMNT. However, he hasn't started a game for the national team since the second match of the 2025 Gold Cup and hasn't been selected since September 2025. Reyna's injury is a setback for the USMNT as he has been a reliable scorer for them.
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