USA roster for Copa América prep matches vs. Brazil, Colombia

Four MLS players are on the US men's national team's 27-man roster that awaits Copa América 2024 tune-up friendlies in June against Brazil and Colombia.

GOALKEEPERS (3)

Ethan Horvath - Cardiff City
Sean Johnson - Toronto FC
Matt Turner - Nottingham Forest

DEFENDERS (9)

Cameron Carter-Vickers - Celtic
Kristoffer Lund - Palermo
Mark McKenzie - Genk
Shaq Moore - Nashville SC
Tim Ream - Fulham
Chris Richards - Crystal Palace
Antonee Robinson - Fulham
Miles Robinson - FC Cincinnati
Joe Scally - Borussia Mönchengladbach

MIDFIELDERS (8)

Tyler Adams - Bournemouth
Johnny Cardoso - Real Betis
Luca de la Torre - Celta de Vigo
Weston McKennie - Juventus
Yunus Musah - AC Milan
Gio Reyna - Nottingham Forest
Malik Tillman - PSV Eindhoven
Timothy Tillman - LAFC

FORWARDS (7)

Brenden Aaronson - Union Berlin
Folarin Balogun - Monaco
Ricardo Pepi - PSV Eindhoven
Christian Pulisic - AC Milan
Josh Sargent - Norwich City
Tim Weah - Juventus
Haji Wright - Coventry City

June friendlies

June 8 vs. Colombia - 5:30 pm ET (TNT, Telemundo, Universo, Max, Peacock) | Commanders Field - Landover, Maryland
June 12 vs. Brazil - 7 pm ET (TNT, Telemundo, Universo, Max, Peacock) | Camping World Stadium - Orlando, Florida

Following the friendlies, head coach Gregg Berhalter will select his final roster for Copa América 2024.

Per tournament rules, the roster must be a minimum of 23 players with a maximum of 26 total. Teams are required to submit their final list no later than June 15.

MLS call-ups

Two players from the USMNT's 2022 FIFA World Cup squad are back in the mix: Toronto FC goalkeeper Sean Johnson and Nashville SC right back Shaq Moore.

The league's other two representatives are FC Cincinnati center back Miles Robinson and LAFC midfielder Timothy Tillman. The latter can become part of the ninth set of brothers to play for the USMNT, as PSV midfielder Malik Tillman is also on the squad.

MLS alumni

Matt Turner, the USMNT's presumptive No. 1, won the 2021 MLS Goalkeeper of the Year award while competing for the New England Revolution. Along the backline, Mark McKenzie (Philadelphia Union), Chris Richards (FC Dallas) and Joe Scally (New York City FC) are all MLS homegrown products.

Tyler Adams, who captained the USMNT at the 2022 FIFA World Cup, is arguably the New York Red Bulls' best-ever academy export. Meanwhile, Weston McKennie (Dallas) and Gio Reyna (NYCFC) both spent time in MLS youth systems before heading to Europe.

Brenden Aaronson (Philadelphia) and Ricardo Pepi (Dallas) are ex-No. 1s in the prestigious 22 Under 22 presented by BODYARMOR list. Tim Weah (New York) and Haji Wright (LA Galaxy) also had stints at MLS academies.