The United States' 40-man preliminary squad for July's CONCACAF Gold Cup has been confirmed, with Jesse Gonzalez being included in Bruce Arena's plans.
The 22-year-old FC Dallas keeper is eligible to play for both Mexico and the U.S., but appears to have confirmed his allegiance to the the Red, White and Blue with Saturday's call-up.
Also included in the squad is English-born Sporting Kansas City forward Dom Dwyer, who has recently become a U.S. citizen.
Julian Green, Gyasi Zardes and Gedion Zelalem have all been omitted from the squad.
The Americans' first Gold Cup game is on July 8 against Panama in Nashville, Tennessee.
Full squad
Goalkeepers: Joe Bendik, Jesse Gonzalez, Brad Guzan, Bill Hamid, Tim Howard, Sean Johnson
Defenders: Matt Besler, Steve Birnbaum, Greg Garza, Omar Gonzalez, Matt Hedges, Eric Lichaj, Matt Miazga, Justin Morrow, Matt Polster, Jonathan Spector, Jorge Villafana, Graham Zusi
Midfielders: Paul Arriola, Alejandro Bedoya, Michael Bradley, Joe Corona, Dax McCarty, Tommy McNamara, Darlington Nagbe, Kellyn Acosta, Chris Pontius, Christian Pulisic, Cristian Roldan, Kelyn Rowe, Kenny Saief, Wil Trapp, Gyasi Zardes
Forwards: Juan Agudelo, Jozy Altidore, Clint Dempsey, Dom Dwyer, Jordan Morris, CJ Sapong, Chris Wondolowski