The 2026 World Cup put United States men's national team players in the shop window and several have found new homes in Europe ahead of the new season.

Players on the periphery have also moved, and the pool of USMNT stars and would-be stars plying their trade overseas is as deep as ever.

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There could still be more movement. Brenden Aaronson re-upped with Leeds United this week but players like Gaga Slonina, Caleb Wiley, and Yunus Musah could still trade-in their current badge for a new one (on a loan or full transfer).

So far Giovanni Reyna, Zavier Gozo, Max Arfsten, Sebastian Berhalter, Bryan Reynolds, and Cole Campbel are among the Americans to have moved clubs this summer.

Read on for the current homes of dozens of USMNT players abroad.

USA men’s players in Europe: Where are USMNT’s World Cup squad members, 2030 hopefuls?

Premier League
Brenden Aaronson, Leeds United
Tyler Adams, Bournemouth
Matai Akinmboni, Bournemouth
Zavier Gozo, Crystal Palace
Chris Richards, Crystal Palace
Antonee Robinson, Fulham
Gabriel ‘Gaga’ Slonina, Chelsea
Caleb Wiley, Chelsea
Haji Wright, Coventry City

Championship

Patrick Agyemang, Derby County
Sebastian Berhalter, Middlesbrough
George Campbell, West Bromwich Albion
Daryl Dike, West Bromwich Albion
Damion Downs, Southampton
Kristoffer Lund, Birmingham City
Aidan Morris, Middlesbrough

USMNT players in Germany

Bundesliga

Mathis Albert, Borussia Dortmund
Noahkai Banks, Augsburg
Cole Campbell, Elversberg
Santiago Castaneda, Paderborn
Timothy Chandler, Eintracht Frankfurt
Lennard Maloney, Mainz
Joe Scally, Borussia Monchengladbach
Malik Tillman, Bayer Leverkusen

2.Bundesliga

Johan Gomez, Eintracht Braunschweig
John Tolkin, Holstein Kiel

DUESSELDORF, GERMANY - JULY 25: Mathis Albert of Borussia Dortmund plays the ball during the pre-season friendly match between Fortuna Düsseldorf and Borussia Dortmund at Merkur Spiel-Arena on July 25, 2026 in Duesseldorf, Germany. (Photo by Ralf Ibing - firo sportphoto/Getty Images)

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USMNT players in Italy

Serie A

Gianluca Busio, Venezia
Benjamin Cremaschi, Parma
Weston McKennie, Juventus
Yunus Musah, AC Milan
Christian Pulisic, AC Milan

USMNT players in France

Ligue 1 - France
Folarin Balogun, AS Monaco
Luca Koleosho, Paris FC
Mark McKenzie, Toulouse
Giovanni Reyna, Borussia Monchengladbach
Bryan Reynolds, Rennes
Tanner Tessmann, Lyon
Timothy Weah, Marseille

USMNT players in Spain

La Liga

Johnny Cardoso, Atletico Madrid
Alex Freeman, Villarreal

Segunda Division
Konrad de la Fuente, Sporting Gijon
Nicholas Gioacchini, Sabadell

USMNT players elsewhere in Europe

Primera Liga - Portugal

Korede Osundina - Casa Pia

Eredivisie - Netherlands

Taylor Booth, Twente
Sergino Dest, PSV Eindhoven
Kevin Paredes, Utrecht
Ricardo Pepi, PSV Eindhoven

Scottish Premiership - Scotland

Cameron Carter-Vickers, Celtic
Auston Trusty, Celtic

Danish Superliga - Denmark

Gavin Beavers, Brondby
Matthew Hoppe, Sønderjyske
Andres Jasson, Aalborg

Austrian Bundesliga - Austria

George Bello, LASK Linz
Quincy Butler, WSC Tirol
Donovan Pines, Grazer AK

Eliteserien - Norway

Michael Lansing, Kristiansund

Belgian Pro League - Belgium

Marlon Fossey, Standard Liege

Super League Greece

Jonathan Gomez, PAOK Thessaloniki
Erik Palmer-Brown, Panathinaikos

Croatian First League

Rokas Pukstas, Hajduk Split

Polish Ekstraklasa
Kellyn Acosta, Pogoń Szczecin
Maximilian Dietz, Gornik Zabrze
Kahven Zahiroleslam, Cracovia

SZCZECIN, POLAND - AUGUST 8: Kellyn Acosta of Pogon Szczecin celebrates his goal during the PKO BP Ekstraklasa 2026/27 match between Pogon Szczecin and Motor Lublin at Florian Krygier Municipal Stadium on August 8, 2026 in Szczecin, Poland. (Photo by Gleb Soboliev/Eurasia Sport Images/Getty Images)

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