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There are a lot of impressive players in that side by TerramarIrish
Chris Richards looks really good in the back.
As you pointed out, Soto has had a nice tournament. Lethal in front of goal.
Llanez gave them a lift when he came on...very dynamic.
Although he wasn't a standout today against France, I really like Konrad de la Fuente. He's 17!
Keita looked to be a bit of a liability defensively today - hope he can get that straightened out.
My biggest hope for all these guys is that they can continue to develop at the senior level.
Edit: Weah! How could I forget Weah?!? For the games I've seen, he's been the best across the board. That guy is the straw that stirs the drink.