Christian Pulisic will start for the U.S. on Saturday as the team takes on the Netherlands in a Round of 16 matchup in the World Cup.
Pulisic was cleared to play after suffering a bruised pelvic bone when he crashed into Iran’s goalkeeper while scoring a go-ahead goal.
He was taken to a hospital after the match but returned with the team to the hotel to celebrate the win and advance to the knockout stage.
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Pulisic made clear to reporters after he was injured he was going to do everything in his power to play against the Netherlands.
"I'm going to go meet now with the team medical staff and make a decision on [training] today, just kind of see how I'm feeling, taking it day by day," Pulisic said during a news conference Thursday. "Right now, I'm doing everything in my power to be able to be out there on the field on Saturday."
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Gregg Berhalter said he was more "hopeful" with Pulisic.
"With Christian we’re hopeful, I think with him a little less so," Berhalter said. "At this stage, it’s go time. If you can push through it, you do. So I’m sure he’ll have that mindset."
But now, it’s official.
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Pulisic was in the lineup with Matt Turner, Sergino Dest, Walker Zimmerman, Tyler Adams, Atonee Robinson, Yunus Musah, Weston McKennie, Jesus Ferreira, Tim Ream and Tim Weah.