Training Ground Notebook

Tata Martino and Alexey Miranchuk on a complete Atlanta United roster, new arrival Giuliano Galoppo, Breel Embolo and Mauricio Amaro finally available, and facing Lionel Messi and Inter Miami on Saturday.

Jay Fortune signed a new deal, Paulo Díaz is settling in, and the buzz at training all week was about Breel Embolo. Atlanta United notes ahead of Charlotte.

Tomás Jacob and Tata Martino discuss the shift in mood at Atlanta United training ahead of Sunday's match at Kansas City.

Tata Martino and Cooper Sanchez preview Atlanta United's trip to Minnesota: Muyumba's new role, Gill's rise, injury updates, and the ongoing DP search.

Tata Martino declined to confirm Breel Embolo's reported move Friday, but his answers on Latte Lath's exit and Atlanta United's new arrivals said plenty.

Júnior Alonso and Luke Brennan look back at Philadelphia and ahead to Atlanta's first home match since May, with Paulo Díaz back and available.

Pedro Amador is out, Fafa Picault is steadying the locker room, and a very different Philadelphia Union team is up next for Atlanta United.

Cooper Sánchez stays with Atlanta instead of joining U19 Concacaf camp, Junior Alonso settles in, and Tata Martino explains Alexey's role and his read on Nashville ahead of Charlotte.

Miguel Almirón is ready for minutes against Columbus before joining Paraguay for the World Cup. Tata Martino takes accountability for the cup loss and looks ahead to the roster break. Notes from Friday's Atlanta United availability.

Tata Martino, Tomás Jacób, Manu Latte Lath, and Luke Brennan address the 70-minute problem, the Orlando doubleheader, and the weight of the MLS salary list ahead of a critical week for Atlanta United.

Atlanta United's training ground had a different feel this week. The players sounded like it, Tata Martino sounded like it, and the conversations were less about fixing problems and more about sustaining something that is starting to work. Atlanta United training on Friday ahead of the LA Galaxy match. (photo: Vanessa Angel for the SDH Network) The three-game winning streak has changed the atmosphere inside the building, and nobody in Atlanta's media availability this week tr

Will Reilly, Cooper Sanchez, Jay Fortune, and Matt Edwards are taking ownership of Atlanta United's turnaround. Tata Martino's ideas are starting to take hold, and the homegrowns are leading the way.

Tata Martino reflects on Atlanta United's road win in Toronto, explains why he trusts his academy midfielders averaging 20 years old, and Tristan Muyumba talks goal, the six position, and a baby on the way.

Tata Martino broke down Atlanta United's tactical approach against New England, addressed the second-half struggles, and spoke with real emotion about entertaining the fanbase ahead of Saturday's match at Toronto.

Tata Martino breaks down Atlanta United's final third problem ahead of Wednesday's match against New England Revolution. Plus: Cooper Sanchez is ahead of every timeline.