Jack McGlynn is back in the United States squad for the Concacaf Nations League quarterfinals against Haiti. U.S. Soccer announced his addition on November 7 after Gio Reyna withdrew through injury.
The federation credits the 23-year-old Stoke City midfielder with five goals and two assists in 11 appearances since his summer move. He scored in three consecutive matches, helping Stoke draw level on points at the top of the Championship.
The schedule
- First leg: November 14, Nu Stadium, Miami; 4:30 p.m. Eastern.
- Second leg: November 17, TQL Stadium, Cincinnati; 7 p.m. Eastern.
His addition leaves a 25-player squad. McGlynn has 13 senior international appearances, with two goals and two assists, according to the federation.
What to watch
Sports Daily analysis: Club production makes a strong case for an opportunity, but it does not establish a starting role. The useful distinction is between earning a recall and earning minutes once the team assembles.
Across two legs, watch where McGlynn receives the ball and how often he contributes to chances rather than judging him solely by whether he scores. His Stoke numbers describe recent output; they do not predict the result against Haiti. The squad announcement confirms availability, not a lineup or a guarantee that his club role will carry over unchanged.
Sources: U.S. Soccer roster announcement. Prepared with AI assistance and editorial review. Graphic: Sports Daily.
