Christian Pulisic, the talismanic forward for the US Men's National Team (USMNT), has fired back at critics in a gripping new docuseries that delves into the highs and lows of American soccer. The Chelsea winger didn’t hold back as he addressed the backlash he and teammate Timothy Weah have faced in recent years.
Pulisic Defends Weah Amid Criticism
In the documentary, Pulisic passionately defended Weah, who has been a frequent target of scrutiny. "People don’t see the work Tim puts in," Pulisic stated. "He’s one of the most dedicated players I know, and the criticism he gets is unfair." The Juventus forward has often been under the microscope for his performances, but Pulisic insisted that fans and pundits overlook his contributions.
A Candid Look at US Soccer’s Struggles
The docuseries doesn’t shy away from the challenges facing US Soccer, including the pressure on star players to perform. Pulisic, who has shouldered much of the expectations, opened up about the mental toll of constant criticism. "When you’re in the spotlight, every mistake is magnified," he admitted. "But we’re human—we’re going to have ups and downs."
What’s Next for the USMNT?
With the 2026 World Cup on the horizon, the documentary also explores the team’s ambitions. Pulisic expressed confidence in the squad’s potential, saying, "We have the talent to compete with the best. It’s about staying united and blocking out the noise." The series promises an unfiltered look at the players’ journeys as they prepare for the global stage.
