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CHICAGO — Tyler Adams was voted the U.S. Soccer Federation's Male Player of the Year for the first time after becoming the youngest captain at last year's World Cup. Adams received 71.6% of votes, followed by three-time winner Christian Pulisic (14.7%), Matt Turner (8.2%), Antonee Robinson and Tim Ream. A 23-year-old midfielder from Wappinger, New York, Adams tied for the U.S. lead with 14 starts and 1,131 minutes in 2022. Adams transferred to Leeds from RB Leipzig last summer.







