It’s been 22 months since Trinity Rodman, Sophia Wilson, and Mallory Swanson have all been on a U.S. women’s national team roster.But as they spoke to the media on Wednesday from São Paulo ahead of two USWNT friendlies against Brazil on June 6 and 9, it was clear that the chemistry between the three forwards collectively known as Triple Espresso compressed that stretch of time to nearly nothing.“I’m very excited to have them back, especially off the field,” Rodman, 24, said. “Their personalities are amazing to have in camp — having my sisters back is amazing. And then on the field, I feel like our connection is so good. Being able to play with them again has been really good, and I’m excited to keep doing it.”The attackers’ prolific connection was key to the U.S.’s gold medal run at the 2024 Summer Olympics in France, the last time all three played together. Triple Espresso combined for 10 goals for the U.S., and Swanson scored the one that sent them to the top of the podium against Brazil in the gold medal match.Despite dealing with a back injury, Rodman has played the most with the national team during those 22 months apart as Wilson and Swanson were on maternity leave; Wilson gave birth to her daughter Gigi in September, and Swanson to her daughter Josie in November last year.Wilson received her first national team invitation since becoming a mother during the last window, when the U.S. played three matches against Japan.