
Mauricio Pochettino says Matt Freese is his starting goalkeeper
Speaking about Freese ahead of another Gold Cup match, the USMNT coach said he wants to "see how he deals with the pressure to be No. 1 in the national team."
Speaking about Freese ahead of another Gold Cup match, the USMNT coach said he wants to "see how he deals with the pressure to be No. 1 in the national team."
We highlight all the players who stepped up in the win vs Atlanta while NYCFC remained shorthanded. Plus, our early Club World Cup impressions and thoughts on Matt Freese's chances to stick as a USMNT starter.
NYCFC goalkeeper Matt Freese gets a clean sheet in the first round of the2025 Concacaf Gold Cup — and his first competitive game for the USMNT.
Hannes Wolf's 9.1 is the highest rating for any NYCFC player this year — no wonder he's your Player of the Match.
Here's why the in-form NYCFC goalkeeper is the best choice right now for the United States.
A blend of tactical adaptability, defensive composure, and attacking flair delivered a comprehensive New York City FC win against a talented Atlanta United side.
Critical starters were missing for New York City FC against Atlanta, but it didn't matter, as big moments from Maxi Moralez, Hannes Wolf, and Mounsef Bakrar sealed a big victory.
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Positive moves have been made, but the work of NYCFC's Sporting Director feels incomplete and left too late to make the most of what remains of the 2025 season.
An Atlanta struggling with on-field chemistry lost 10 players to international duty. Who is available just might decide this game.
A conversation with the man who guided New York City FC to that first MLS Cup in 2021 before he comes back to town for the first time as an opposing coach with Atlanta United.
The Dutchman is six months into shaping a young and inconsistent squad that is undefeated against the top clubs in the conference, but that can lose to some of the worst teams in the league.
Everything the New York City FC goalkeeper had to say about making his United States men's national team debut in a friendly loss to Türkiye.
The striker is in the midst of another great season, but his underlying numbers say he should be scoring even more goals, and the eye test backs it up.
The 26-year-old is turning into New York City's secondary scorer, someone the team turns to when Alonso Martínez isn't playing his A-game. Can Wolf live up to that expectation for the rest of the season?