U.S. forward Christian Pulisic is recovering from a calf injury and is training separately as the United States prepares for its World Cup group stage finale against Türkiye. After the injury affected his availability earlier in the tournament, Pulisic missed the team’s 2-0 victory over Australia on Friday. According to reports, he sustained the calf issue during training prior to the United States’ previous match against Paraguay, and he left that game at halftime for precautionary reasons. On Monday, Pulisic participates in individual rehabilitation and works separately from the rest of the squad, including time in the gym while teammates train together at the Americans’ training base in Irvine, California. One report also notes that Pulisic previously limited himself to one half of action in the opening U.S. World Cup win, reflecting the ongoing nature of the calf problem. All accounts describe his current status as recovery and separate sessions rather than full team training, with the next match against Türkiye serving as the upcoming test of his readiness.