United States men’s national team coach Mauricio Pochettino is putting his foot down. After star winger Christian Pulisic offered to play in pre-Concacaf Gold Cup friendlies but not in the actual tournament, Pochettino called out Pulisic and the rest of the USMNT players for lacking commitment.

USMNT Mauricio Pochettino said he wouldn't allow Christian Pulisic to dictate which games he would be available for.

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Christian Pulisic has hit back at criticism of him opting out of USMNT duty this summer, calling it "way out of line."

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Pulisic also responded to the critics, some of whom are former national team stars, who said he needs to show a stronger commitment to the USMNT. He believes that argument is "way out of line":

Alexi Lalas, Landon Donovan, Stu Holden and Rob Stone previewed the U.S. Men's National Team’s matchup against Trinidad and Tobago. Catch the game live on FOX tomorrow at 5:30 PM ET.