Poch: Woeful USMNT has time to fix problems before World Cup
- The U.S. Men's National Soccer Team lost twice in the Concacaf Nations League, finishing in fourth place under Coach Mauricio Pochettino.
- Pochettino stated, "It's better now because I think we have time" to improve before the 2026 World Cup.
- Player Weston McKennie emphasized the need for competition among team members, suggesting that fear of competition indicates one may not deserve to be on the team.
- Pochettino acknowledged the fans' disappointment and urged them, "Don't be pessimistic, and don't get bad feelings" about the team's future.
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Why the U.S. men’s Nations League flop became about who wasn’t there, not just who was
After Weston McKennie, Gio Reyna, and others so badly underperformed, one can only wonder how players who weren't there must have felt watching them. Mauricio Pochettino should want to find out.
"Then they should not come to the team at all
Why the national break for the USA was a thing to forget, 15 months before the home World Cup 2026 the hat burns, but Neo-Coach Mauricio Pochettino pleads to keep calm. Plus: which legends speak to the current professionals in the conscience.
Soccer-Pochettino says US have time to put things right before 2026 World Cup
(Reuters) - The United States were beaten by Canada 2-1 in the Concacaf Nations League third place match on Sunday but they have enough time to figure things out ahead of next year's World Cup on home soil, manager Mauricio Pochettino said. Read full story
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