"The team is hurting a little bit right now, but I think that we are a group that is together. With new players and us coming together, I think we all believe that we're building something good and that we are close."
"We're getting close to being a really good team and being the team that we can be. We need to keep going, stick together, and the results will come."
"The World Cup presents a significant challenge and opportunity for Finn to continue his incredible growth. He'll be playing against the best players in the best atmospheres in the best occasions, which will really test him in his journey."
Portland Timbers are struggling in the 2026 MLS season, currently sitting 14th in the Western Conference with only four points from six games. They recently lost 3-2 to Vancouver Whitecaps after leading 2-1, marking a historic defeat for the club. Defender Finn Surman acknowledges the team's difficulties but emphasizes their unity and potential for improvement. He believes they are close to becoming a strong team. Surman may also represent New Zealand in the upcoming World Cup, which could further aid his development.
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