He played in the starting lineup yesterday at the expense of Diego Luna, for example.... 🤬

During this camp Miljevic became a player of CA Huracán, but if nothing changes in his behavior, he may have to change clubs again soon. 4/4 #usmnt

He returned to Argentina but Newell's Old Boys also terminated his contract with him for off-field issues.

So how did he get a call-up to the USMNT's January camp after such excesses + being without a club? A scandal decision, but it doesn't stop there. 3/4 #usmnt

Well, imagine that Miljevic, while a player for CF Montréal, not only bounced from MLS but under a false name played in an amateur indoor soccer league in Quebec (QCSL) and according to reports got a lifetime ban for punching another soccer player in the face...🥊 2/4 #usmnt

I'm counting on Matt Freese getting a chance in goal in the second match against Costa Rica, and Diego Luna playing in a much bigger role.

The call-up, performance and game of Matko Milojevic I will not comment. Maybe tomorrow there will be more on this topic. 6/6 #usmnt

...nevertheless Miles Robinson, Shaq Moore and players of their ilk should have been put away long ago, at the expense of other younger players. This was, moreover, evident in the goal lost by the USMNT. Both were involved. 5/6 #usmnt

Max Arfsten took his chance and that's where the defensive appointments for this type of camp should go. I'm not saying he's fit for the A team, because he's far from it, but... 4/6 #usmnt

Patrick Agyemang also a very impressive performance. Motorically a beast, conditions for a class forward with steady development in the coming years. There is a lack of players with his profile, and if this all goes well he will certainly be in the interest of the first national team. 3/6 #usmnt

From a great side showed Jack McGlynn. His potential in the midfield has been known for a long time, and today he confirmed it, but he also showed the wider public his magical left foot and strike from a distance (golazo). 2/6 #usmnt