Midfielder Luca de la Torre has expressed his readiness to contribute more to the United States men's national team as they gear up for the upcoming Concacaf Nations League finals and Copa América this summer. De la Torre, 25, has been in fine form for Celta Vigo this season, featuring in 29 matches across all competitions and notching three goals and five assists.
Despite facing stiff competition in the USMNT midfield, De la Torre has earned four caps for his country this season, including starts in key matches. Reflecting on his growth since being an unused member of the squad at the 2022 Qatar World Cup, De la Torre highlighted his increased comfort and readiness to perform at the international level.
The USMNT is set to take on Jamaica in the Nations League semifinals on March 21, with a potential final three days later. De la Torre commended coach Gregg Berhalter for fostering a positive environment where players can be honest and strive for improvement.
At Celta Vigo, De la Torre has been working under the guidance of renowned manager Rafa Benitez, focusing on enhancing his tactical awareness and goal contributions. Despite the team's struggles in LaLiga this season, De la Torre remains optimistic about his development and impact on the pitch.
Looking ahead, De la Torre is eager to seize every opportunity to showcase his abilities both at the club and international levels. With a strong work ethic and determination to excel, he aims to secure a more prominent role within the USMNT setup and continue his positive trajectory in the sport.
