News about Zack Steffen

Zack Steffen of Manchester City is coming to a sad end at the club as he prepares to sign for the Colorado Rapids. The 28-year-old played for almost four seasons at Etihad Stadium, but he hasn't appeared since April 2022. Steffen's mistake-strewn performance in the 3-2 FA Cup semi-final loss to Liverpool signalled the end of his chances as Ederson's understudy.

Zack Steffen, a goalkeeper for Manchester and the United StatesMNT, delighted schoolchildren in Ashton-under-Lyne outside Manchester last week, giving Christmas gifts to more than 150 children. Steffen, who made his England debut in 2019 and has 29 caps for his country, was joined by former Columbus Crew teammate Alex Crognale for the holiday effort. Steffen and Birmingham Legion defender Crognale are co-founders of the VOYCENOW Foundation, which aims to benefit homeless children by education, sports, and "healthy habits."

Middlesbrough has reportedly agreed to a free transfer for Australian goalkeeper Tom Glover. According to Football Insider, the 25-year-old passed his medical exam earlier this week and is expected to sign a long-term contract with the Riverside. Glover, a product of Tottenham's academy, has been a free agent since leaving Melbourne City at the end of last month's A-League season.

B.J. During the CONCACAF Nations League and Gold Cup this summer, Callaghan, the US men's national team's new interim coach, will be on the sideline. However, ussoccer.com said that the former Philadelphia Union assistant joined the USA just four years ago and was charged with 'implementing work flows and procedures for more effective competitor evaluation.' Now, with the team's previous interim boss Anthony Hudson moving to a new position, Callaghan will continue to lead the USMNT to victory in both sports - with his first match likely to be a challenge.

Zach Steffen, a goalkeeper for the United States, has recently talked about the 'tough pill to swallow' of missing the World Cup. Steffen, who is on loan at English second-tier team Middlesbrough from England champion Manchester City, was once regarded as the No. 1 in the United States by a far and away. All fans and media commentators are left wondering why he was left off the team for Qatar. And the goalkeeper has now shared his 'tough' tale of being compelled to watch the tournament from home.

LEWIS STEELE AT ASHTON GATE: Middlesbrough came back from two goals down to draw at Bristol City, but two more points later and their automatic promotion hopes were shattered. Michael Carrick's side has now won just one of their last five games, and a top-two tie appears beyond them, but the young boss will be boosted by a good second-half effort that saw them score two goals in six minutes to gain a fighting point. This was an end-to-end drama that may have ended in either direction. Boro players' last-ditch attempts stifled two early clear-cut chances, with Darragh Lenihan blocking a Harry Cornick shot on the line before Zack Steffen denied Andi Weimann at point-blank range.

In order to get more game time ahead of the Qatar World Cup, the 27-year-old left the Premier League champions on a season-long loan agreement last summer. Despite beginning for Middlesbrough this season, Steffen was unable to receive a call up to Gregg Berhalter's USMNT roster, but it doesn't appear that his move to Middlesbrough was in vain. Steffen, a former Manchester United executive, plays for the team as 'another brotherhood,' like the US national team. And he seems so happy at the English club that he doesn't want to return to the Etihad.

Josh Sargent is expected to return from the World Cup after scoring in Norwich's last game before the tournament against fellow USA international Zack Steffen. Norwich defeated Middlesbrough 1-0 for his ninth goal of the season, latching onto a through ball and dragging it ruthlessly past Steffen. Gregg Berhalter's World Cup squad, which was named this week, had the goalkeeper on loan at Middlesbrough from Premier League champion Manchester City.

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.

Yunus Musah's absence from USMNT camp has been described as 'a shame' by teammate Brenden Aaronson, as the midfielder was forced to withdraw from the team's friendlies against Japan and Saudi Arabia due to a left groin issue. Musah is a projected starter for this fall's World Cup and has played a key role for Valencia in the La Liga season, but the Stars and Stripes will be without him for their September tune-ups. Aaronson, a midfielder, told reporters Monday, 'It's apprehension that he didn't get into camp, I know all of us miss him.'

JASON MELLOR JONESBURG H MIDDLESBROUGH UNITED: He's the striker that no one really wants, but Chuba Akpom is joking about being back under the table at Middlesbrough. It had been 16 months since the 26-year-old had found the net for the Teessiders, but a goal in each half to obtain a share of the spoils was well worth the wait. The former Arsenal trainee spent last season on loan at Greek side PAOK Salonika, and he may have left this summer if there was enough interest in a player transferred to Teesside by Neil Warnock nearly two years ago.