USMNT star Gio Reyna might be heading towards another lengthy spell on the sidelines. On Friday, Reyna suffered a hamstring injury in Borussia Dortmund’s clash against VfB Stuttgart that forced him to leave the field after just two minutes.

Reyna struggled to remain healthy all season, dealing with a number of injuries. He first suffered a hamstring injury back in September while playing for USMNT in World Cup qualifiers. The 19-year-old player went on to miss five months of action before finally getting back on the field in February with Borussia. Unfortunately, his return only lasted a few games before another hamstring injury sidelined him for several more weeks.

Reyna seemed in good shape after another comeback in mid-March. He helped the USMNT secure a spot in the 2022 World Cup while also playing in five games in Bundesliga. Unfortunately, this latest setback puts him back to square one, and it remains to be seen whether it will result in another prolonged absence from the field. That would certainly be bad news for Borussia, considering they are still very much alive in the Bundesliga title race.

Gio Reyna managed to play only 13 games for Borussia in 2021-22, scoring two goals and providing two assists. His last goal for the national side came in the summer of 2021 in a friendly against Costa Rica.

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USMNT’s star forward Giovanni Reyna agreed to a new contract with Borussia Dortmund according to ESPN. Reportedly, Reyna committed to a multi-year deal that will keep him with Bundesliga giants at least through the 2023/24 season.

Reyna will reportedly earn around $4 million on an annual basis with his new contract. 

Reyna previously had one year left on his deal with Borussia, having agreed to a three-year contract following his arrival from New York City FC in 2018. The 18-year-old American reportedly attracted interest from several high-profile clubs around Europe in recent months, but he wasn’t interested in a change of scenery as he believes staying in Dortmund is the best option for his further development.

Gio Reyna emerged as one of the most talented players in Germany this season, having received a more prominent role on Borussia’s team. Reyna already played 12 games in all competitions for the club and has two goals and five assists to show for.

Reyna also made his way into the United States Men’s National Team this year. After previously representing the U.S. on youth levels, he made his debut for the senior team on Tuesday in a friendly against Wales.

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The United States Men’s National Team got another great bit of news on Thursday related to the next generation of soccer talent, as Borussia Dortmund midfielder Giovanni Reyna ended speculation that he might be looking to play for another country’s senior national team.

Reyna, who was born in England and whose father is a naturalized US citizen born in Argentina, dismissed speculation that he would join either the European or South American squads that he could have played for.

He made it clear that he only wants to play for the United States in the future, continuing the trend that he began after representing the country’s U15, U16, and U17 squads.

The 17-year-old midfielder is considered to be one of the top young talents of the game. He made his senior team debut with the Bundesliga club on January 18th, scoring his first goal only two weeks later in a German cup game against Werder Bremen.

Reyna joined Dortmund last year after coming up through the youth system of New York City FC.

He will look to continue the legacy of his father, Claudio Reyna, who represented the United States internationally during his playing career. The talented attacking midfielder surely doesn’t have long to wait until his first call-up for the American senior team.

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USMNT star Gio Reyna might be heading towards another lengthy spell on the sidelines. On Friday, Reyna suffered a hamstring injury in Borussia Dortmund’s clash against VfB Stuttgart that forced him to leave the field after just two minutes.

Reyna struggled to remain healthy all season, dealing with a number of injuries. He first suffered a hamstring injury back in September while playing for USMNT in World Cup qualifiers. The 19-year-old player went on to miss five months of action before finally getting back on the field in February with Borussia. Unfortunately, his return only lasted a few games before another hamstring injury sidelined him for several more weeks.

Reyna seemed in good shape after another comeback in mid-March. He helped the USMNT secure a spot in the 2022 World Cup while also playing in five games in Bundesliga. Unfortunately, this latest setback puts him back to square one, and it remains to be seen whether it will result in another prolonged absence from the field. That would certainly be bad news for Borussia, considering they are still very much alive in the Bundesliga title race.

Gio Reyna managed to play only 13 games for Borussia in 2021-22, scoring two goals and providing two assists. His last goal for the national side came in the summer of 2021 in a friendly against Costa Rica.

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USMNT’s star forward Giovanni Reyna agreed to a new contract with Borussia Dortmund according to ESPN. Reportedly, Reyna committed to a multi-year deal that will keep him with Bundesliga giants at least through the 2023/24 season.

Reyna will reportedly earn around $4 million on an annual basis with his new contract. 

Reyna previously had one year left on his deal with Borussia, having agreed to a three-year contract following his arrival from New York City FC in 2018. The 18-year-old American reportedly attracted interest from several high-profile clubs around Europe in recent months, but he wasn’t interested in a change of scenery as he believes staying in Dortmund is the best option for his further development.

Gio Reyna emerged as one of the most talented players in Germany this season, having received a more prominent role on Borussia’s team. Reyna already played 12 games in all competitions for the club and has two goals and five assists to show for.

Reyna also made his way into the United States Men’s National Team this year. After previously representing the U.S. on youth levels, he made his debut for the senior team on Tuesday in a friendly against Wales.

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The United States Men’s National Team got another great bit of news on Thursday related to the next generation of soccer talent, as Borussia Dortmund midfielder Giovanni Reyna ended speculation that he might be looking to play for another country’s senior national team.

Reyna, who was born in England and whose father is a naturalized US citizen born in Argentina, dismissed speculation that he would join either the European or South American squads that he could have played for.

He made it clear that he only wants to play for the United States in the future, continuing the trend that he began after representing the country’s U15, U16, and U17 squads.

The 17-year-old midfielder is considered to be one of the top young talents of the game. He made his senior team debut with the Bundesliga club on January 18th, scoring his first goal only two weeks later in a German cup game against Werder Bremen.

Reyna joined Dortmund last year after coming up through the youth system of New York City FC.

He will look to continue the legacy of his father, Claudio Reyna, who represented the United States internationally during his playing career. The talented attacking midfielder surely doesn’t have long to wait until his first call-up for the American senior team.

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