Jeremiah is one of the most promising defenders in the country, as shown by his multiple appearances for the youth national teams. He has also made his professional debut for Crown Legacy in the MLS Next Pro. He is a defender who can play as either a center back or a right back. His defensive capabilities are unreal. He’s strong in his tackles, especially his slide tackles. They’re clean but decisive, cutting attacks short dominantly. His ball-playing is also superb. Playing out from the back or playing from out wide is no problem for his team when he’s on the pitch. Another very welcome attribute is his shooting. He doesn’t take many, but the ones he does take are of very high quality.

Alexander-Munoz is on the U.S. Youth National Team for the 2010 age group. The Charlotte FC Academy standout is likely on the professional pathway. He’s a defender – right back or right center back. He’s emerged as a key player with the U16 team this season – playing up an age group. There’s a lot to like about his game. Most of the focus on the scouting report is on his passing, because it is so much better than his peers. He is as good on the ball as many center midfielders from the youth national team level. He’s got the quality to hit any pass and the vision to execute them. He’s been outstanding at both center back and right back at the MLS Next level. I believe he is viewed as more of a center back for the youth national team, but the positional flexibility is certainly exciting for the elite talent.