Central American immigrants’ World Cup dream comes true with Cristian Roldán of Team USA
In the last few years, the American soccer community has seen its share of “lone wolves” who have decided to take their talents internationally and represent Team USA.
The term “lone wolf” is part of a phrase commonly associated with the American experience, where people often express or voice their feelings and thoughts that they are not part of a group.
“The term has often been used by opponents and opponents’ supporters to dismiss or disparage the Americans’ ability to win a World Cup. A Lone Wolf can be perceived as the lone, uncompetitive player on a team. This is a very negative way of thinking and has even led some to believe that the United States needs to create a group of elite players who can win the World Cup,” said Steve Yzerman, the former Major League Soccer (MLS) owner and a former U.S. Soccer president.
In the last few years, the American soccer community has seen its share of “lone wolves” who have decided to take their talents internationally and represent Team USA.
The term “lone wolf” is part of a phrase commonly associated with the American experience, where people often express or voice their feelings and thoughts that they are not part of a group.
“The term has often been used by opponents and opponents’ supporters to dismiss or disparage the Americans’ ability to win a World Cup. A Lone Wolf can be perceived as the lone, uncompetitive player on a team. This is a very negative way of thinking and has even led some to believe that the United States needs to create a group of elite players who can win the World Cup,” said Steve Yzerman, the former Major League Soccer (MLS) owner and a former U.S. Soccer president.
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