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For the first time since the start of training camp, the U.S. men's national team trained with its full complement of 26 players. This included midfielder Tyler Adams - who was limited to gym work yesterday - and defender Chris Richards, who has been recovering from an ankle injury, and trained fully for the first time with the group on Monday. Still unclear if Richards is healthy enough to start the World Cup opener this Friday against Paraguay.

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U.S. men's national team defender Chris Richards fully participated in today's open session at Great Park in Irvine, California. U.S. manager Mauricio Pochettino said it was the first time since camp started that Richards had trained with the full team. While the session was on the lighter side, Richards appeared to be running and cutting comfortably. Tyler Adams spent the session in the gym due to what a U.S. Soccer spokesperson described as "load management."

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