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After losing out on the 2018 edition, the United States Men's National Team will be going to the FIFA World Cup. The moment will be seen as the first opportunity for some of the country's most gifted players to grace a football pitch will be a show off on the country's biggest stage. However, before the cameras' grip and the brilliant lights of Doha get to them, the cameras will head to the Big Apple, where the US Soccer Federation will announce their roster for Qatar live on ESPN2.

With just under a month until the United States Men's National Team announces its roster for the 2022 World Cup, it's vital to know where each of those players ranks in the hierarchy. There are players who have been battling for a position for the longest time. There are those who are planes that are immobilized. Some people have been given a few opportunities, but not been able to be consistent. All in all, this will act as a baseline for where the players on the USMNT roster currently stand.

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.