💨 Abstract
Dempsey, discussing the 2026 World Cup, hopes the U.S. team can attract more fans by showcasing exciting, high-quality soccer. He notes that recent games drew more opposition supporters and aims to build momentum through upcoming friendlies. Dempsey, now 42, reflects on the team's rebuild and appreciates the fresh energy, albeit missing some veteran influence.
Courtesy: WTOP Staff
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