US men’s national team World Cup roster leaked, according to reports

WASHINGTON — The U.S. men’s national team World Cup roster seems to be out. The problem? It isn’t supposed to be released until Tuesday, May 26 in a nationally televised event.

The Guardian, The Athletic, ESPN and others are confirming all or part of the 26-man roster.

The players that reportedly made the roster include: 

1. Tyler Adams (AFC Bournemouth)
2. Brenden Aaronson (Leeds United)
3. Max Arfsten (Columbus Crew)
4. Folarin Balogun (AS Monaco)
5. Sebastian Berhalter (Vancouver Whitecaps)
6. Chris Brady (Chicago Fire)
7. Sergiño Dest (PSV)
8. Alex Freeman (Villarreal)
9. Matt Freese (New York City)
10. Weston McKennie (Juventus)
11. Mark McKenzie (Toulouse)
12. Ricardo Pepi (PSV)
13. Christian Pulisic (Milan)
14. Tim Ream (Charlotte FC)
15. Gio Reyna (Borussia Mönchengladbach)
16. Chris Richards (Crystal Palace)
17. Antonee Robinson (Fulham)
18. Miles Robinson (FC Cincinnati)
19. Cristian Roldan (Seattle Sounders)
20. Joe Scally (Borussia Mönchengladbach)
21. Malik Tillman (Bayer Leverkusen)
22. Auston Trusty (Celtic, 6/0)
23. Matt Turner (New England Revolution)
24. Tim Weah (Marseille)
25. Haji Wright (Coventry City)
26. Alejandro Zendejas (Club América)

As for those that are notably not on the reported roster: Tanner Tessmann, Diego Luna, Zavier Gozo, Noahkai Banks

A roster can only be changed in “exceptional cases” and must be turned in to FIFA by June 1.

The World Cup runs from June 11 to July 19 in the U.S., Mexico and Canada.

The Americans play in Group D and open against Paraguay on June 12 in Inglewood, California.

The tournament is expected to last just over five weeks. Here’s who’s playing, when and where:

• Mexico vs. South Africa (Group A) – Mexico City, Mexico
• Korea Republic vs. Czechia (Group A) – Guadalajara, Mexico

• Canada v Bosnia and Herzegovina (Group B) – Toronto, Canada
• USA vs. Paraguay (Group D) – Los Angeles, U.S. 

• Haiti vs. Scotland (Group C) – Boston, U.S.
• Australia vs. Türkiye (Group D) – Vancouver, Canada
• Brazil vs. Morocco (Group C) – New Jersey, U.S.
• Qatar vs. Switzerland (Group B) – Santa Clara, U.S.

• Côte d’Ivoire vs. Ecuador  (Group E) – Philadelphia. U.S.
• Germany vs. Curaçao (Group E) – Houston, U.S. 
• Netherlands vs. Japan (Group F) – Dallas, U.S.
• UEFA playoff B vs. Tunisia (Group F) – Monterrey, Mexico

• Saudi Arabia vs. Uruguay (Group H) – Miami, U.S.
• Spain vs. Cabo Verde (Group H) – Atlanta, U.S.
• Iran vs. New Zealand (Group G) – Los Angeles, U.S.
• Belgium vs. Egypt (Group G) – Seattle, U.S.

• France vs. Senegal (Group I) – New Jersey, U.S.
• Iraq vs. Norway (Group I) – Boston, U.S.
• Argentina vs. Algeria (Group J) – Kansas City, U.S.
• Austria vs. Jordan (Group J) – Santa Clara, U.S.

• Ghana vs. Panama (Group L) – Toronto, Canada
• England vs. Croatia (Group L) – Dallas, U.S.
• Portugal vs. Congo DR (Group K) – Houston, U.S.
• Uzbekistan vs. Colombia (Group K) – Mexico City, Mexico

• Czechia vs. South Africa (Group A) –  Atlanta, U.S.
• Switzerland vs. Bosnia and Herzegovina (Group B) – Los Angeles, U.S.
• Canada vs. Qatar (Group B) – Vancouver, Canada
• Mexico vs. Korea Republic (Group A) – Guadalajara, Mexico

• Brazil vs. Haiti (Group C) – Philadelphia, U.S.
• Scotland vs. Morocco (Group C) – Boston, U.S.
• Türkiye vs. Paraguay (Group D) – Santa Clara, U.S.
• USA vs. Australia (Group D) – Seattle, U.S.

• Germany vs. Côte d’Ivoire (Group E) – Toronto, Canada
• Ecuador vs. Curaçao (Group E) – Kansas City, U.S.
• Netherlands vs. Sweden (Group F) – Houston, U.S.
• Tunisia vs. Japan (Group F) – Monterrey

• Uruguay vs. Cabo Verde (Group H) – Miami, U.S.
• Spain vs. Saudi Arabia (Group H) – Atlanta, U.S.
• Belgium vs. IR Iran (Group G) – Los Angeles, U.S.
• New Zealand vs. Egypt (Group G) – Vancouver, Canada

• Norway vs. Senegal (Group I) – New Jersey, U.S.
• France vs. Iraq (Group I) – Philadelphia, U.S.
• Argentina vs. Austria (Group J) – Dallas, U.S.
• Jordan vs. Algeria (Group J) – Santa Clara, U.S.

• England vs. Ghana (Group L) – Boston, U.S.
• Panama vs. Croatia (Group L) – Toronto, Canada
• Portugal vs. Uzbekistan (Group K) – Houston, U.S.
• Colombia vs. Congo DR (Group K) – Guadalajara, Mexico

• Scotland vs. Brazil (Group C) – Miami, U.S.
• Morocco vs. Haiti (Group C) – Atlanta, U.S.
• Canada vs. Switzerland (Group B) – Vancouver, Canada
• Bosnia and Herzegovina vs. Qatar (Group B) – Seattle, U.S.
• Mexico vs. Czechia (Group A) – Mexico City, Mexico
• Korea Republic vs. South Africa (Group A) – Monterrey, Mexico

• Curaçao vs. Côte d’Ivoire (Group E) – Philadelphia, U.S.
• Ecuador vs. Germany (Group E) – New York/New Jersey, U.S.
• Japan vs. Sweden (Group F) – Dallas, U.S.
• Tunisia vs. Netherlands (Group F) – Kansas City, U.S.
• USA vs. Türkiye (Group D) – Los Angeles, U.S.
• Paraguay vs. Australia (Group D) – Santa Clara, U.S.

• Norway vs. France (Group I) – Boston, U.S.
• Senegal vs. Iraq (Group I) – Toronto, Canada
• Egypt vs. Iran IR (Group G) – Seattle, U.S.
• New Zealand vs. Belgium (Group G) – Vancouver, Canada
• Cape Verde vs. Saudi Arabia (Group H) –  Houston, U.S.
• Uruguay vs. Spain (Group H) – Guadalajara, Mexico

• Panama vs. England (Group L) – New Jersey, U.S.
• Croatia vs. Ghana (Group L) – Philadelphia, U.S.
• Algeria vs. Austria (Group J) – Kansas City, U.S.
• Jordan vs. Argentina (Group J) – Dallas, U.S.
• Colombia vs. Portugal (Group K) – Miami, U.S.
• Congo DR vs. Uzbekistan (Group K) – Atlanta, U.S.

• Round of 32 fixtures: June 28-July 3
• Round of 16 fixtures: July 4-July 7
• Quarterfinals: July 9-July 11
• Semifinals: July 14-15 – AT&T Stadium (Arlington, Texas) and Mercedes-Benz Stadium (Atlanta)
• Third-place match: July 18 – Hard Rock Stadium (Miami Gardens, Florida) 

The World Cup Final will be played on July 19 at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey. The tournament will last just over five weeks.

Soccer players from the United States will be wrapped in stars and stripes when they play on their home turf during the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

U.S. Soccer partnered with Nike to develop the kits, or uniforms.