Fans have long awaited to see Hugh Jackman's Wolverine don his iconic yellow suit and mask from the comic books. In the past, Jackman's portrayal of the character in the X-Men franchise never featured the classic costume. However, there are rumors circulating that Wolverine might finally wear his beloved yellow and blue suit in Deadpool 3.

The upcoming film, which will join the Marvel Cinematic Universe, presents the perfect opportunity for Hugh Jackman's Wolverine to sport the comic book-accurate attire. Deadpool, known for breaking the fourth wall and satisfying fans, may play a role in pushing Wolverine to finally wear the iconic suit.

While there is excitement surrounding Wolverine's potential costume change, it's important to note that his portrayal in Deadpool 3 may differ from his previous appearances. His last outing as the character was in the somber film Logan, where a weary Wolverine sacrificed himself. If the rumors are true, this could be a significant and possibly final chance for fans to see Jackman's Wolverine in his classic costume before passing the torch to a new actor.

Additionally, Wolverine's appearance in Deadpool 3 has sparked speculation that it could be the beginning of introducing the X-Men into the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Wolverine's involvement could pave the way for a new generation of mutants and potentially lead to future X-Men films within the MCU.

As of now, there is no official confirmation about Wolverine's costume or the future of the X-Men in the MCU. However, fans can't help but wonder where Marvel Studios is heading with this exciting development.

The US men's national team (USMNT) faces a tough challenge as they take on Canada in the Concacaf Gold Cup quarterfinals on Sunday. Although the USMNT defeated Canada 2-0 in their last matchup, they are well aware of the threat posed by a refreshed Canadian squad. With only goalkeeper Matt Turner remaining from the starting lineup in their previous encounter, the USMNT will rely on new faces who have excelled in the group stage.

Canada secured their place in the knockout round with a 4-2 victory over Cuba, and head coach John Herdman made several roster changes for the Gold Cup. Despite their alterations, Canada still boasts experienced players such as Jonathan Osorio, Junior Hoilett, Lucas Cavallini, Richie Laryea, and Steven Vitoria.

The recent head-to-head record between the two teams stands at 2-1-3 in favor of Canada. However, the USMNT is not underestimating their opponents. Goalkeeper Matt Turner emphasized the need for a great effort to achieve the desired result, while midfielder Djordje Mihailovic highlighted the team's focus on their own performance rather than the significance of the rivalry.

The USMNT has been in dominant form in the Gold Cup, recording a 12-0 aggregate score in their last two matches against Saint Kitts and Nevis and Trinidad & Tobago.

Can the USMNT maintain their momentum and overcome a resurgent Canada to advance to the semifinals of the Concacaf Gold Cup?