Peyton Miller celebrates USMNT call-up with New England Revolution brace | OneFootball

By José Nuñez

What a week for Peyton Miller!

The New England Revolution's homegrown star, fresh off being named to his first-ever US men's national team roster, bagged a brace in his team's 4-2 home win over Orlando City on Saturday night.

The 18-year-old continues to ride the momentum of his breakout season, scoring in the 59th minute before adding the eventual match-winner in the 93rd minute.

The man-of-the-match performance pushes Miller's goal contribution total to 11, with seven goals and four assists, while helping the Revolution earn their fourth win in their last five matches.

Next week, Miller joins some of MLS’s youngest talents for a four-game window that will see the USMNT face Peru, Chile, Mexico and Canada in their first matches since playing at the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Now in his third season with New England's first team, Miller will feature alongside Revolution teammate Brooklyn Raines and the likes of Philadelphia Union midfielder Cavan Sullivan and Red Bull New York forward Julian Hall.

The youngster has a huge opportunity to impress head coach Mauricio Pochettino, and will have the confidence of yet another game-changing performance with New England.

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