Mauricio Pochettino is set to finalize the 26-player roster for the United States Men's National Team (USMNT) ahead of the World Cup in June. Over his tenure, he has utilized 61 different players, making the selection process particularly complex. While only six players have logged over 1,000 minutes, Tim Ream stands out with 1,557 minutes. The goalkeeper position is fiercely contested between Matt Freese, who has impressed during the Gold Cup, and Matt Turner, who remains a strong candidate despite recent struggles. Injuries to key players like Antonee Robinson have opened the door for alternatives such as Max Arfsten and Alex Freeman, who have shown promise in recent matches. In midfield, Tyler Adams is a guaranteed starter, while Christian Pulisic and Weston McKennie are expected to play pivotal roles in the attack. Pochettino's final decisions will weigh heavily on player performance and fitness as he aims to build a competitive squad for the tournament.