Latest News from USMNT Camp & Who Should Play vs Türkiye!?

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Tom Bogert and Tab Ramos discuss the latest news from USMNT World Cup camp as the United States prepares for its final group-stage match against Türkiye. With Christian Pulisic officially declared 100% fit, the guys debate whether he should play, how many starters should rest versus stay sharp, and what Mauricio Pochettino values more in a match that may have little impact on the standings. Tab gives his full scouting report on Türkiye, breaking down the team's strengths, weaknesses, and the key battles that could decide the match. Then, Tab shares one of the most dramatic stories of his playing career: the devastating skull fracture he suffered against Brazil in the knockout stage of the 1994 World Cup. He recalls the moment it happened, why legendary coach Bora Milutinović asked if he could return to the match at halftime, and whether he still holds any resentment toward the Brazilian player whose elbow changed his tournament and career forever. Plus, Tab makes his DraftKings predictions for the week's biggest matches, including a look ahead at the potential U.S. opponent in the knockout round, which could be the winner of Bosnia and Herzegovina vs. Qatar. 🎧 Listen to the full audio podcast: https://t.co/Lp1vrt7fvR 📲 Follow Inside American Soccer: Twitter / X: https://x.com/InsideAmSoc Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/insideamericansoccer/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@UCmBmRVIQKo5vl7hULeVQnIA 00:00 Christian Pulisic Injury Update 03:38 Should Pulisic Play Against Turkey? 09:00 Which USMNT Starters Should Rest? 13:03 Turkey Scouting Report & Why They've Disappointed 16:15 Why Turkey Has Underachieved at the World Cup 20:20 Inside the Locker Room: USA vs Brazil at the 1994 World Cup 24:24 The Leonardo Elbow & Fractured Skull Story 28:58 How the Injury Changed Tab Ramos' Career 32:39 DraftKings Predictions: Bosnia vs Qatar 35:12 Canada vs Switzerland 37:38 Paraguay vs Australia 39:09 USMNT vs Turkey Prediction 40:37 Final Thoughts Before Turkey