Bradley says no satisfaction yet for US WCup team

Published June 28, 2014 11:35pm ET



SAO PAULO (AP) — Maybe this is a sign the U.S. national team has matured: While much of America celebrated advancement to the World Cup knockout stage, Michael Bradley thinks the accomplishment has to be viewed with perspective.

“It’s something to be proud of, getting out of the group, especially given how difficult it was, but we want more,” the 26-year-old midfielder said Saturday. “There’s no feeling of satisfaction at the moment. We want to be here for another few games. We want to continue to push and push and see how far we can take this.”

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