Weston McKennie, the versatile midfielder for the US men's national team and Major League Soccer (MLS) club, has been out of action since mid-December due to an injury.
The 25-year-old suffered a hamstring strain during a match against New York City FC on December 18th. Since then, he has undergone several tests and treatments but is still unable to return to full fitness.
McKennie's absence has created a significant concern for both his club and country as he is one of their key players in midfield. His versatility means that he can play in multiple positions, including central midfield, wing-back, or even as a forward.
Despite the setback, McKennie remains positive about his recovery process. He said,Serie A Overview "I'm working hard every day to get back to 100% and be ready when I need to be."
However, it remains unclear how long he will be out for. While there have been no updates from his club or the MLS regarding his availability, fans and experts alike remain hopeful that he will make a swift recovery.
In the meantime, the US men's national team will need to find ways to replace McKennie's contributions. They will likely look to other midfielders such as Tyler Adams and Weston Ross to step up in his absence.
Overall, it is clear that McKennie's injury is a blow to both his club and country. However, with his determination and work ethic, he is expected to make a full recovery and resume playing soon.