Stop me if you've heard this before. Julian Hall scores and etches his name into the US men's national team record books.
The 18-year-old continued his scalding hot goalscoring form for the United States on Saturday night, finding the back of the net in a 6-0 drubbing of Haiti in the opening leg of their Concacaf Nations League quarterfinal series.
It was Hall's fourth goal in five USMNT appearances and his third goal in three starts.
With the tally, the Red Bull New York homegrown became just the third 18-year-old to score four international goals for the US, joining Christian Pulisic and Gio Reyna, and looks to have solidified his place in the USMNT striker depth chart, alongside star forward Folarin Balogun.
He's keeping pretty decent company.
Breakout continues
Saturday's historic performance wasn't Hall's first eye-catching performance for the national team, however. During the September/October international window, the RBNY youngster became the third USMNT player to score in each of his first three matches,Â
His prolific USMNT stint follows a breakout season at club level, where Hall took over as the Red Bulls' starting striker in the opening match of the 2026 MLS season.
It was a role the 18-year-old never relinquished as he went on to register 13g/5a in 33 regular-season appearances, earning the No. 2 spot on this year's 22 Under 22 rankings and his first MLS All-Star selection.
Dual national panic no more
Also of note, because Saturday's Concacaf Nations League contest was a competitive official match — unlike the four friendly matches he played in last international window — Hall has officially become cap-tied to the United States, locking in his international future with the USMNT.
Hall was also previously eligible to represent Poland at the international level through his mother and had spoken in the past about potentially joining the Polish federation.
Hall was one of four USMNT players officially cap-tied to the United States by featuring in last night's match, including Mathis Albert, Orlando City's Justin Ellis and Red Bull teammate Adri Mehmeti.
Hall and the USMNT will close out their two-legged quarterfinal series vs. Haiti on Tuesday, when the two nations meet at FC Cincinnati's TQL Stadium (7 pm ET | TBS, TruTV, HBO Max).
