The spotlight is on Christian Pulisic more than ever after a summer of takes and scrutiny. One match in, it's so far, so good ...

Josh Sargent continues to put goals away and may be playing himself back into a starting spot with his national team ...

ESPN will count down to June 11 every week, so that way when the U.S. team is announced for this highly anticipated World Cup ...

Sargent's club form famously hasn't translated to the international level in recent years. His last USMNT goal came in 2019, and Mauricio Pochettino omitted him from this summer's Gold Cup squad ...

So, while it's too early to really unpack long-term trends, there are signs. From Sergino Dest's unstoppable presence on the ball to Josh Sargent's efficiency in front of goal, these are the sorts of ...

This season in the Championship, only Josh Maja has a higher xG than Sargent's 5.17 as the American is expected to be in the thick of the Golden Boot race while following up a season that saw him ...

After a lack of playing time cost U.S. forward Josh Sargent his confidence and his spot on the national team, the 19-year-old used Werder Bremen's preseason to restore both.

"Josh Sargent was a beast," Davies said after the 1-0 win over Iran. "Josh Sargent's holdup play, his involvement, the runs on both sides of the ball, defending, and checking back.

Josh Sargent, seen here in a 2019 Concacaf Nations League match vs. Cuba in Washington, has scored six goals in 10 league appearances for England's Norwich City this season.

Josh Sargent’s time in the German second division proved to be fleeting, if fruitful. After three seasons with Werder Bremen, the U.S. soccer prodigy seemed ready for a change of scenery this ...

Josh Sargent had kept his expression to a modest smile until he had finished acknowledging the Norwich City supporters. He then turned to walk back towards the Vicarage Road tunnel and puffed out ...