The future looks bright as the United States men's national team heads to Qatar.
Supporters at Q2 Stadium unfurl a tifo ahead of the October 7, 2021, World Cup qualifier between the United States and Jamaica
Why? Because the United States men's national team has qualified for the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar! Cue the confetti poppers. In our case, it kept an ominous dark cloud over the five most exciting years ever for Americans finding success on the global soccer stage. U.S. players have spent the last half-decade making their mark on some of the biggest clubs on the planet, including Chelsea, Barcelona, Juventus, Borussia Dortmund, PSG, Valencia, and more.
Put all of that together, now that the qualification hurdle is in the rearview, and stateside fans can finally allow themselves to get excited about what this U.S. team might realistically achieve in Qatar. At 11am on Friday, April 1, the official World Cup draw will take place and the American squad will learn its group stage opponents for the opening round of competition. It's unlikely that the U.S.
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