News about Gianluca Busio

Matt Turner, the goalkeeper for the United States and Arsenal, paid a heartwarming tribute to a young supporter who tragically died of cancer after his penalty heroics in the Gold Cup. In the quarter-final shootout against Canada on Sunday night, Turner saved two spotkicks. The 29-year-old goalkeeper took off his jersey to reveal a shirt sporting the phrase "RIP Malia."

After his team rallied in extra time against the Canadians, Matt Turner was to the United States' rescue with two penalty-kick shootout saves. With a shot by Canada's Charles-Andreas Brym striking the crossbar, the US won the shootout 3-2. Cade Cowell, Gianluca Busio, and Jesus Ferreira all scored in the shootout for the Americans after the game was tied 1-1 after regulation and 2-2 after 30 minutes of extra time. In San Diego on Wednesday, the United States faces Panama, while Mexico and Jamaica meet in the other semifinal.

Following a tussle with Gianluca Busio, the incident occurred within ten minutes of Sunday's match. According to Marca, the clearance was so strong that he collapsed to his knees before covering his face in front of cameras as he looked to be in pain and bleeding from his head.

The fact that the US men's national team trained with Saudi Arabia is not enough. They did it in a less humid environment than a flat can of Coke, but it's not enough. They were not able to get the invite to what was effectively the Green Falcons' B-team, but it wasn't enough. It's because they did it while being offensively bankrupt, tactically disorganized, and as lost as a child is distracted by a shiny object at a county fair. In their last tune-up match in Murcia, which serves as home for a Spanish third division team, the United States appeared woefully unprepared on this stage.