Juergen Klinsmann feels it would be remiss of him to attempt to make too many alterations to the USA squad he inherited from Bob Bradley.
The German legend is into the third month of his role after taking the reins from Bradley, who was in charge for five years, and he has admitted that he is mindful of changing things too quickly.
"We don't want to shake up the group every time we get together too much," Klinsmann told reporters ahead of the upcoming fixtures against Honduras and Ecuador.
"If you want to develop consistency and you want to improve the quality of the group right now, you need to bring them in regularly.
"I want them to have a sense of national team balance, no matter if it's here or somewhere else."
