Red Bull New York forward Julian Hall, 18, has not yet decided whether he will represent the United States men's national team (USMNT) or Poland internationally. Hall, who is eligible to play for Poland through his mother's heritage, stated he is "still in between" and respecting both nationalities.

"I feel like that’s up to the future, and I’m not really right now making a decision," Hall told The Post at the Red Bulls' training facility. "I’m still respecting both of my nationalities, and I think they’re two amazing opportunities."

Hall has emerged as a prominent talent after a breakout season with the Red Bulls, scoring nine goals in 18 starts. He became the youngest player in MLS history to score a hat trick on May 13 and the youngest to reach five goals in his first six matches of a season. While his scoring has slowed since the hat trick, Hall acknowledged his performance and areas for improvement.

"I think obviously scoring goals is my job and I think you know I’ve done a decent job at that," he said. "I want to score more, and that’s always the goal every single game I go into. And I think something I could work on, the coaches, we talk about just my physical presence and being stronger on the ball."

The Polish Football Association president reportedly visited Hall in April, and the player's name was mentioned during the last World Cup cycle. USMNT head coach Mauricio Pochettino has not yet named his final squad for the upcoming tournament.

Red Bulls head of sport Julian de Guzman expressed confidence in Hall's development and potential for a USMNT call-up. "He definitely should be amongst the player pool for the next generation of players, and he’s proven it here on a day-to-day basis," de Guzman said. "We do everything possible to continue his development to push him in that direction."

De Guzman also highlighted Hall's coaching under Michael Bradley, a former USMNT captain. "He’s working with a coach [Michael Bradley] who has played for the [U.S.] men’s national team as a captain over 150 times, so, I mean, he’s getting the best of the best in terms of his development."

Despite not participating in the Concacaf U-20 Championship, Hall is expected to have opportunities to impress the USMNT staff. The USMNT has upcoming friendlies in September and October, followed by the Concacaf Nations League tournament and the Concacaf Gold Cup next year. De Guzman anticipates Hall could receive a senior national team call-up before the end of the year, especially with a Gold Cup year approaching. "These are the opportunities that happen when you do well for your club," he added.