Alexandre Gangué-Ruzic

I'm doing well.

Good morning, guys.

Hope you're well.

Yeah, well, that's the million-dollar question.

The thing is now, since it's World Cup time, there's obviously a lot of mind games, a lot of mixed messaging, a lot of

you know, it's the World Cup.

You don't want to go in here and completely reveal your hand, let's just say.

So for Moise Bambito, we know obviously he's not 100%.

I think that's the one thing.

He didn't look 100% against Uzbekistan in the friendly on Monday.

The fact that he didn't play against Ireland was a huge red flag.

It sounded like on Saturday they played a bit of a, you know, intra-squad sort of game against Vermont Green.

Or scrimmage, I guess, would probably be the more appropriate word.

He played, it sounded like he didn't look good.

So we know he's not 100%.

But from Jesse Marsh's perspective, obviously he wants to keep things open because even if Bombido is too injured to be in the squad, they have until Thursday to

12 Pacific, 3 Eastern to name a replacement, obviously 24 hours before their first game.

By the way, a disadvantage for the host team since they all play so early.

Less time to make these sorts of last-minute replacements.

So he wants to take as much data available to him, but it doesn't look good is what I would say.