U.S. Men’s Soccer Team Roster Announced For the 2024 Olympics
The U.S. Men’s Olympic Team will be competing once again in the upcoming summer Olympics. This is the first time since 2008.
Head Coach, Marko Mitrović, released the 22 players (18 rostered and 4 alternates) for the Paris Olympic Games this summer.
The roster will look different from the recent Copa America and World Cup competitions. Only players under 23 (along with 3 overage players) can qualify for the games.
It’s an exciting tournament that will feature the youngest and brightest stars on the pitch.
Seventeen of the 18 players on the Olympic roster have either played in MLS or developed in an MLS academy. This is a great reflection of the U.S. youth pathway.
2024 Men’s Olympic Soccer Roster
Goalkeepers:
- Patrick Schulte (Columbus Crew)
- Gaga Slonina (Chelsea/England)
Defenders:
- Maximilian Dietz (Greuther Furth/Germany)
- Nathan Harriel (Philadelphia Union)
- Miles Robinson (FC Cincinnati)*
- John Tolkin (New York Red Bulls)
- Caleb Wiley (Atlanta United FC)
- Walker Zimmerman (Nashville SC)*
Midfielders:
- Gianluca Busio (Venezia/Italy)
- Benjamin Cremaschi (Inter Miami CF)
- Jack McGlynn (Philadelphia Union)
- Djordje Mihailovic (Colorado Rapids)*
- Tanner Tessmann (Venezia/Italy)
Forwards:
- Paxten Aaronson (FC Utrecht/Netherlands)
- Taylor Booth (FC Utrecht/Netherlands)
- Duncan McGuire (Orlando City SC)
- Kevin Paredes (Wolfsburg/Germany)
- Griffin Yow (KVC Westerlo/Belguim)
Alternates:
- Josh Atencio (Midfielder, Seattle Sounders FC)
- Jacob Davis (Defender, Sporting Kansas City)
- Johan Gomez (Forward, Eintracht Braunschweig/Germany)
- John Pulskamp (Goalkeeper, Sporting Kansas City)
* (3) Overaged players
When is the First Game?
The U.S. men’s soccer competition kicks off July 24, 27, and 30th. Our first game is against powerhouse, France. Guinea and New Zealand round out our group A.
The men’s quarterfinals are set for August 2nd and the semifinals on August 5th.
The bronze medal is scheduled for August 8th and the gold medal match on August 9th.
Written By: Beau Bridges
Founder of SoccerNovo
I’m Beau 👋 a proud dad of an MLS NEXT player, former soccer coach, soccer enthusiast, and board member of our local youth sports program. I created soccernovo.com to share my knowledge of the game and help parents learn more about youth soccer in the U.S. I also authored an eBook ‘Soccer Coach Made Simple‘. Learn more about Beau.
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