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World Cup 2026: Carli Lloyd doubles down on Christian Pulisic 'rest' comments after USMNT star's microfracture diagnosis

Carli Lloyd maintains her criticism of Christian Pulisic following the revelation of his microfracture injury during the 2026 World Cup.

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📍 Aftermath

Christian Pulisic was seen wearing a brace on his injured right leg at a youth camp. Carli Lloyd maintained her criticism of Pulisic despite the reveal of his World Cup injury.

The story quieted without a definitive conclusion in the coverage.

Epilogue added 40d ago, after coverage quieted.

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What happened

He was recently seen at a youth camp wearing a brace on his right leg. In related commentary, LA Galaxy coach Greg Vanney described Team USA as "too naive" while explaining Pulisic's struggles.

Coverage from the New York Post and ESPN emphasizes the tension surrounding Pulisic's status, noting that Carli Lloyd is not backing down from her comments regarding the player's need for rest despite the injury reveal. Future focus remains on Pulisic's recovery and the broader performance of the USMNT, as ESPN also tracks the emergence of other 2026 World Cup breakout stars such as Diomande.

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What injury did Christian Pulisic sustain?

Pulisic was diagnosed with a microfracture.

How did Carli Lloyd respond to the injury news?

According to the New York Post, Lloyd is doubling down on her previous comments and is not backing down from her criticism.

What did Greg Vanney say about Team USA?

The LA Galaxy coach stated that Team USA was "too naive" when explaining Pulisic's struggles.

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