United States forward Christian Pulisic has declared himself fit and aims to feature in the final World Cup group stage match against Turkey on Thursday.
The attacker trained without restrictions at the Great Park Sports Complex in Irvine, California, after missing the previous game against Australia due to a calf injury.
>>> Iran and Egypt Deflect Pride Match Controversies in Seattle
The United States has already secured top spot in the group, while Turkey has been eliminated from the tournament.
Pulisic provided an update on his condition on Wednesday at the team's training base.
"I'm feeling good, yeah," said Pulisic.
"I've obviously joined with the team in the last few days, so I'm feeling good, positive going into it, and hopefully I'll be able to play it hard tomorrow."
The winger sustained the left calf injury from a teammate's tackle during a training session before the tournament opener against Paraguay.
He played through the first half of that match before the discomfort forced him out at halftime.
"Throughout the first half I felt good, and then I started to notice it a little bit, and I think adrenaline definitely carried me through," he said.
>>> Pochettino and Montella Finalize Lineups for World Cup Group D Clash
Although he attempted to recover for the subsequent fixture against Australia, medical staff ruled him out roughly 90 minutes before kickoff.
The US team secured a comfortable victory without him.
"I was really trying to get ready for the last game, and I feel like I could have gone, but it just wasn't quite there," Pulisic said.
