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By Doug McIntyreFOX Sports Soccer WriterAs far away as the World Cup seemed when the United States Men's National Team qualified for Qatar 2022 back in March, it feels a lot closer now.The USMNT have just two more opportunities to convene before taking to the global stage in November.U.S. coach Gregg Berhalter will name his roster for four June matches — friendlies against Morocco and Uruguay and CONCACAF Nations League matches versus Grenada and El Salvador — later this month. But a growing list of injuries that will rule out some key regulars, most recently starting central defender Miles Robinson, puts a number of spots up for grabs.With the MLS season in full swing and the European campaigns winding down, here’s a position-by-position look at where things stand personnel-wise for the USMNT.FORWARDIn the days after successfully qualifying for Qatar, Berhalter said the team’s glaring hole at striker could end up being filled by the hottest American scorer heading into the World Cup. Six months out from the main event, the same logic applies to June’s tuneups.Jesús Ferreira, the joint-top scorer in MLS, obviously will be there next month. Scally hasn’t been starting lately, though, playing just 26 minutes off the bench over his past three Bundesliga games.GOALKEEPERIt will be fascinating to see if Berhalter goes with Matt Turner, who finally returned to the field in New England two weeks ago following a foot injury, over Manchester City understudy Zack Steffen next month.Steffen was Berhalter’s No. 1 during qualifying despite his lack of regular minutes at club level, and he had shaky moments across several games.
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