As the US men’s national team gets ready to cohost the 2026 World Cup, its star is in the worst slump of his career. But don’t be worried—he’s not. This is Christian Pulisic, after all, a four-time US male player of the year, the most expensive American transfer in history, and still the only American man to win a Champion’s League final. “I’m not trying to completely reinvent my game,” he says. “When people look at you as if you’re not playing well, a lot of times that can just mean you didn’t score, and there’s so many other good things that you can do [on the field]. Times where the media might portray me as in a bad moment, I might actually feel really good, which is interesting. Sometimes it’s the other way around: You score a tap-in, but you’re really not happy with your game. That’s just how it is. You’ve got to live with the ups and downs.” Read the #GQHYPE story by olifranklinwallis at the link in bio. This Hype was published as part of #GQAllStars, our global campaign fo...