Maya Rodman says she’s “in a healthy place” and is ready to return to the U.S. national team after a year away.
She revealed that she’s back to full strength after dealing with a shoulder injury that forced her out of international play last season. Rodman’s recovery was steady, and she feels stronger than ever.
Rodman will be in the mix for the upcoming U.S. national team camp scheduled to run through the next few weeks. The team is preparing for the World Cup qualifiers, and the selectors want to see all their top players in top form.
“Our fitness routine has been intense, but we’re seeing really good results,” Rodman said in a brief interview. “I’m ready to compete and help the team get to the next level.”
The U.S. national team coach, announced last month, welcomed the return of several players who took time off for injuries or personal reasons. Rodman is one of the key names hoped to strengthen the squad.
As the U.S. looks ahead to the World Cup, the return of key athletes like Rodman could prove crucial. Fans and analysts alike are watching closely to see how her comeback will impact the team’s strategy and performance.
Rodman’s story is a reminder that athletes can overcome injuries and return stronger, and her comeback is already generating interest among supporters of U.S. national sports.
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