EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) — San Elizario native Ricardo Pepi scored a goal in the U.S. men’s national team’s 4-2 win over Jamaica in the second leg of the Concacaf Nations League quarterfinal at ...

AC Milan's Christian Pulisic and PSV's Ricardo Pepi showed out by both scoring goals for their respective clubs. Additionally Gio Reyna bagged an assist as a super-sub in Dortmund's 3-1 win.

Ricardo Pepi got the United States men's national team off to a strong start in its Nation's League quarterfinal at Jamaica and in the new Mauricio Pochettino era. The San Elizario native's fifth ...

Ricardo Pepi will be left home for the 2022 World Cup after once appearing ready to start for the USMNT in Qatar. Pepi rose to stardom in 2021 But 2022 struggles at Augsburg tanked his stock ...

Ricardo Pepi now has double-digit goals as the American striker scored his 10th of the season while on loan with FC Groningen. Pepi scores against Excelsior 10 goals on season for striker Pepi ...

USMNT fans often argue Josh Sargent and Ricardo Pepi should move to the Premier League instead of staying in lower leagues -- ...

Ricardo Pepi put the United States in good position to advance to the CONCACAF Nations League semifinals, scoring an early goal for a 1-0, first-leg win against Jamaica at Kingston on Thursday ...

It’s not hard to tell that Pepi’s three goals and two assists in those four USMNT appearances are a crucial factor in the program’s sudden reliance on him.

Additionally, it was officially confirmed that Ricardo Pepi is out for the rest of the Eredivisie season. Lastly the guys discuss Josh Sargent's resurgence with Norwich City and what that means ...

FC Dallas have signed forward Ricardo Pepi to a Homegrown Player contract, the club announced Friday. The 16-year-old, who competed for North Texas Soccer Club, FC Dallas’ USL affiliate, is the ...

The U.S. men's national team has failed to go back-to-back-to-back-to-back in the Concacaf Nations League and, of the many lessons to take from it, the main one might be this: There's still not ...