Tyler Adams says he’ll hold USMNT teammates accountable at high-stakes 2026 World Cup
Tyler Adams you’ve gotten identified fellow US nationwide staff gamers Christian Pulisic, Weston McKennie and Gio Reyna for a few years, however when the second requires it, he isn’t afraid to share a harsh phrase.
Adams joined the Sports Seriously Soccer Podcast this week and was requested about his management model in a staff that has had its core group intact for a few years.
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“Anyone that knows me knows I’ve always been a leader. I try to hold people accountable, to the highest standard, because I want to do whatever it takes to win,” Adams mentioned. “Winning doesn’t mean you’re always best friends with every single person on the team — while you’re playing, at least.
“I feel that is an important factor. The issues which are mentioned and the best way that we hold one another accountable is as a result of we wish the most effective for one another and need to obtain probably the most, which is, in the end, profitable.”
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Winning is the final word motivation for the 27-year-old, and when he is been match he is been doing a variety of it, serving to Bournemouth battle for a Champions League place with a best-ever Premier League marketing campaign and pushing the US ahead.
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But he is additionally struggled with staying match and watching the United States’ March defeats from overseas, wishing he may assist the staff however centered on returning to prime type.
“Anyone that is aware of me is aware of I’m a competitor at the very best stage, and I simply need to win it doesn’t matter what. When you may’t be there to help your teammates, and it isn’t the most effective of instances and the most effective performances, I all the time discover that extraordinarily troublesome,” he told USA TODAY Sports this month.
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