USMNT left‑back Joe Scally will decide his club future after the 2026 World Cup. The 23‑year‑old has been a regular at Borussia Mönchengladbach since joining in January 2021 and reached the 150‑appearance milestone last month. With his contract expiring in the summer, Premier League and Serie A suitors have been linked to the American defender.

Scally, who has earned 24 caps, hopes to make Mauricio Pochettino’s 26‑man roster for the tournament. After missing the previous Gold Cup, he reclaimed his place in friendlies against Paraguay, Uruguay, Belgium and Portugal, stressing that consistent club minutes are his ticket to the World Cup. He admits his heart remains with Borussia Mönchengladbach, but he stays open to change.

The German side faces one more league game, a home clash with Hoffenheim, before wrapping a season that hovered around mid‑table despite early relegation worries. Scally praised the squad’s resilience and said the 150‑game tally reflects hard work. Whatever decision he makes, his next move will shape the US backline heading into the summer.

Agents report that clubs from England and Italy are prepared to meet his release clause, though exact figures remain private. A move abroad could give Scally exposure to different tactical systems, something he’s expressed interest in since arriving in Germany. Regardless of destination, his performances this season have secured his status as one of the United States’ most reliable defenders.