Estados Unidos

The United States men’s national soccer team was founded in 1913 as the United States Football Association. With no permanent home, the team has played iconic matches at venues like the Rose Bowl and Mercedes-Benz Stadium. Domestically, the USA has won seven CONCACAF Gold Cups and reached the World Cup quarterfinals in 2002. Their style blends athleticism with a growing technical sophistication, reflecting the sport’s rapid evolution in North America. This combination of historical depth and modern ambition defines American soccer on the global stage.