Auston Trusty has returned to training with his nation following the loss of his father.

Celtic center-back Auston Trusty has returned to training with the United States Men's National Team, pictured smiling during the international break. Trusty had previously been granted leave by Celtic following the death of his father after an illness and had traveled to the US to attend a celebration of his father's life.
Mauricio Pochettino's USMNT squad is preparing for upcoming friendly fixtures against Uruguay and Paraguay. Former Celtic manager Martin O'Neill recently noted that Trusty was given time off to cope with his loss, with the defender expected to rejoin Celtic after the international break.
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