Canada Soccer announced Jesse Marsch’s 23-man squad for the Concacaf Nations League Finals on Wednesday, calling up in-form European stars like Alphonso Davies and Jonathan David and enticing dual nationals.

Miami, FL - The four men's national teams participating in the 2025 Concacaf Nations League Finals—Canada, Mexico, Panama, and the United States—have submitted their rosters ahead of the semifinal matches, which are scheduled for Thursday, March 20, at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles.

Here are the 23 players Mauricio Pochettino has called upon for the U.S.'s attempt to win yet another Concacaf Nations League title.

U.S. men's national team coach Mauricio Pochettino will lean on a cast of reliable veterans in this month's CONCACAF Nations League finals, as the defending champions look to build momentum a little more than a year out from the World Cup.

Tyler Adams and Gio Reyna will participate in their first U.S. national team camp under Mauricio Pochettiino as the coach named the 2022 World Cup veterans to his 23-man roster for next week's Concacaf Nations League finals in Los Angeles.

Jesse Marsch has significantly bolstered the depth of Canada’s attack with his latest roster, as incoming dual nationals Daniel Jebbison and Promise David headline a team that hopes to win its first trophy since 2000 at the Concacaf Nations League Finals.

Midfielders Tyler Adams and Gio Reyna, and defender Cameron Carter-Vickers have been picked for the U.S. national team for the first time under coach Mauricio Pochettino, among 23 players selected for the CONCACAF Nations League final four matches this month.

But Philly-area natives Mark McKenzie, Auston Trusty, and Zack Steffen made the squad for some of the last games in real competitions the U.S. will play before next year's World Cup.

Jesse Marsch lists off players who didn't make Canada's roster for the CONCACAF Nations League Finals, citing Nathan Saliba, Theo Bair, Kamal Miller and Jayden Nelson.