Bournemouth star Tyler Adams scored a Goal of the Year contender in the USMNT’s 2-0 win over Mexico in the CONCACAF Nations League final.
The midfielder received the ball from former Leeds teammate Weston McKennie and fired to Mexican keeper Guillermo Ochoa’s right from a distance, giving the United States a 1-0 lead. However, the goal was Adams’ last contribution to the game.
Adams was substituted at half-time shortly after his wonder strike as a precautionary measure. The Cherries star has not long returned from injury. “I’m not scoring goals like that all the time, but I’m happy I can hit one like that today,” said Adams.
Adams, who made his first start for the national team in 475 days, added: “People have a lot of question marks about this, about that. But to see what we do week in, week out when we have the opportunity to work together, we continue to grow.
Adms was substituted at half-time shortly after his wonder strike as a precautionary measure. The Cherries star has not long returned from injury. “I’m not scoring goals like that all the time, but I’m happy I can hit one like that today,” said Adams.
Adams, who made his first start for the national team in 475 days, added: “People have a lot of question marks about this, about that. But to see what we do week in, week out when we have the opportunity to work together, we continue to grow.”
