Men's soccer team arrives at new facility in Georgia for World Cup training - Now Georgia

The U.S. men's national soccer team arrived in Georgia this week to train for the World Cup at its new 200-acre facility in Fayetteville, southwest of Atlanta. The squad began training at the Arthur M. Blank U.S. Soccer National Training Center on Tuesday, centralizing preparation that previously unfolded across multiple MLS venues and youth fields. Midfielder Tyler Adams expressed appreciation for a home base, stressing the value of training alongside the youth national teams and avoiding shared spaces. He added that having a dedicated home facility helps reinforce a clear path toward the senior team. The setup also eliminates the need to navigate schedules and space with other organizations.