USMNT Captain Adams Out Until February After Second Hamstring Surgery

Adams out until February after second hamstring surgery, to miss two Nations League matches

Tyler Adams, the captain of the U.S. men's national team and AFC Bournemouth midfielder, is expected to be out of action until at least February due to a recurring hamstring injury.
Adams recently underwent his second hamstring surgery after only appearing in one match for AFC Bournemouth in September, after a £20 million transfer from Leeds United in August.
This follows a previous hamstring surgery in March that saw him miss the remainder of the Premier League while playing for Leeds United.
Adams is set to miss the U.S.'s CONCACAF Nations League quarterfinals against Trinidad and Tobago on November 16th and 20th due to his ongoing recovery.
The U.S. national team recognized the significant impact of Adams' absence, experiencing defensive struggles in a recent match against Germany.