A former Youth National Team standout, Haji Wright talks about his journey from the U.S. youth teams to a spot on the 2022 FIFA World Cup team. Wright was part of a current crop of USMNT players who were all part of the youth programs and grew up as friends, forming a special bond. That friendship has carried through some of the ups and downs of a career in Europe and trying to make it at the highest levels of the sport. Now Wright will line up alongside his friends and World Cup teammates as the USA takes the field in Qatar. “26 Stories,” presented by Volkswagen.

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19 Comments

  1. Congratulations to Nuri Şahin who retired early to take over Antalya. Transformed Haji into a goal machine (his movement off the ball the biggest thing) and now he's going to a world cup.

  2. Even though it was a surprise call up, I have a funny feeling he is gonna go off. He’s got great chemistry with the guys and is in really good form. I just got a weird feeling man. Hope I’m right!

  3. Happy for this guy! I watched him and that us u17 team and they were one of the best teams I’ve ever watched. They were perfect, and Haji looked like he would be one of the best strikers In the world one day. Pulisic actually became a star, but Haji didn’t start off as expected In Germany. But it’s great to see him coming into his own, amd becoming a great pro, I saw that in him long ago now he’s playing in a FIFA World Cup🔥

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