The U.S. men's national team Tuesday announced former Tottenham and Chelsea manager Mauricio Pochettino will succeed Gregg Berhalter.

The "Golden Generation" of USA Men's soccer has been a disappointment so far, frankly. The USMNT went fishing for a big-time coach to try to help

New U.S. men's national team coach Mauricio Pochettino apparently subscribes to that little pearl of wisdom, given what his new players had to say when asked how the first 48 hours under the former Chelsea, Paris Saint-Germain and Tottenham manager's watchful eye has gone.

Four of the five hires announced by U.S. Soccer have followed Pochettino throughout his career at several top European teams.

All nine are starting caliber internationals and several were virtual shoo-ins to start under Gregg Berhalter (and Mikey Varas) in recent windows.[ USMNT: All-time stats, records | USMNT schedule | Strongest XI?

Of course, soccer is about to compete and to win. Our fans, for sure they want to win,” Pochettino said before his first two friendlies with the national team. “At the same time . . . we need to give time to the team to adapt to us.

New U.S. soccer coach Mauricio Pochettino has led sharper and more intense workouts ahead of his first match Saturday in Austin.

A new era for the U.S. men's soccer team is set to begin, led by an Argentine coach expected to deliver big results at the 2026 World Cup on American soil. Mauricio Pochettino, a former manager for professional clubs Chelsea and Tottenham in England's Premier League,