Julian Green will be one of the new leading faces for the Yanks in the coming years. Photo provided by ESPN FC.

With the World Cup in Brazil done, many players who have been household names for the Yanks for several years will be moving on. The Captain Clint Demspey, Tim Howard, DaMarcus Beasley and Jermaine Jones are the few who most likely will not be returning in 2018.

Having such a huge work load ahead for the Yanks, Klinsmann will need to relay on new young blood to carry the Stars and Stripes through these competition and succeed.

Players like 20-year-old Real Salt Lake midfielder Luis Gil, former Under-20 National team Captain, 20-year-old Benji Joya, the 21-year-old striker Juan Agudelo, 21-year-old Columbus Crew defensive midfielder Wil Tapp, 23-year-old RB Leipzig forward Terrence Boyd, 17-year old Sporting Kansas City defender Erik Palmer-Brown, Borussia Dortmund team mates 21-year-old speedy winger Joe Gyau and 18-year-old play maker Junior Flores are the few of talented young American coming through the grape vine.

“The experienced players, or the older players, we can tell them for the next couple of months, ‘Go play in your club environment, we know you inside out anyway, we know what you bring to the table,” The former German striker World Cup winner told Soccer By Ives. “But right now maybe there’s time for the next couple of friendlies that come up and over the next year that we want to see the young players grow and see how they can make it.”

The first friendly for the United States on this new cycle of introducing the younger players to the national team, will be on Wednesday, September 3 against the Czech Republic in Prague.