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LA Galaxy coach Greg Vanney says Team USA was 'too naive,' explains Christian Pulisic's struggles - Fox News

Greg Vanney says Christian Pulisic's early injury robbed him of momentum and rhythm in an unforgiving World Cup knockout stage against Belgium.

Fox News·10 July 2026 at 01:40·1 min read
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Greg Vanney says Christian Pulisic's early injury robbed him of momentum and rhythm in an unforgiving World Cup knockout stage against Belgium.

GLOBAL — Greg Vanney says Christian Pulisic's early injury robbed him of momentum and rhythm in an unforgiving World Cup knockout stage against Belgium.

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