USWNT's first post-World Cup roster features 2 exciting newcomers but no turnover — yet

The first U.S. women's national team roster since the 2023 World Cup features two exciting newcomers, Mia Fishel and Jaedyn Shaw, but zero hints at which veterans might ultimately make way for them at future tournaments.

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