Leeds star Tyler Adams reveals he has already discussed the threat of Kieffer Moore with his USA teammates
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Adams admits his side need to keep a close eye on Moore, who has scored nine goals in 28 international games for Wales adding that the Bournemouth man possesses the weapons to hurt his opponents.“He provides a completely different game plan to any team that you put him into.“He’s amazing in the air but he’s probably very underrated for his technical ability and finishing around the goal. For our centre-backs I’ve already had a word with them.
“We talked about it in our scouting meeting, you’ve got to have a body on him at all times, he’s a problem. Being physical and trying to win the ball off him. It’ll be a tough one but we have to stop him.” Meanwhile, USA head coach Gregg Berhalter insists his side are in a three-way battle for second spot in Group B with Wales and Iran, as he placed England as firm favourites to finish top of the group.
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