Fox Soccer’s Alexi Larras says US World Cup manager Greg Berhalter will remain as the team’s coach despite the high-profile ‘kicking’ incident recently revealed between him and his wife. I doubled his request for hope.
Berhalter is now being investigated by US Soccer after publicly admitting to kicking his wife Rosalind’s leg during an altercation in 1991.
“If the USSF leadership, the United States Soccer Federation, believes Greg Berhalter is the right person for the job, that shouldn’t change compared to what happened. State of the Union podcast.
Danielle, the mother of US player Gio Reyna, has admitted speaking to US football officials about the 1991 kicking incident. Daniel was a college teammate and roommate of Burhalter’s wife Rosalind at the University of North Carolina at the time. Her husband, former U.S. Soccer His star Claudio Reina, was Burhalter’s high school teammate, and the two later played together on the national team.
Alexi Larras wants Greg Berhalter to stay on as USMNT head coach.
Burhalter is currently under investigation by the United States Soccer Federation and has his contract expired.
‘And that’s what’s frustrating. It is now becoming part of Gregg Berhalter’s evaluation. And that’s what I think is wrong. That’s what I think is unfair.
Larras goes on to say that although he still believes that national team coaches should not stay with the team beyond the World Cup cycle, he is ready to change how he feels. get messed up.
In an earlier statement, the former US defender said:
“This goes against everything I believe in terms of multiple cycles, but where my sadness turned into anger as I spoke last week. I don’t think it’s necessary to continue the cycle, but I’m upset that Gregg Berhalter was denied the opportunity, I think it’s BS and it’s unfair.
“I actually argued that the best thing to do was not to allow that victory, not to let it happen, and said, ‘No, we’re not going to beat a good guy and deny him something like that.’ I’ve come to the point where I say, ‘This is your chance’.
“If he had considered a coaching job for the United States Men’s National Team, and by all accounts he was, whatever the percentage, I hope to God it hasn’t changed. I’m here.
US player Gio Reyna’s mother, Danielle (left), has admitted speaking to US football officials about the 1991 kicking incident. Daniel was a college teammate and roommate of Burhalter’s wife Rosalind at the University of North Carolina at the time. Her husband, former U.S. Soccer His star Claudio Reina (right), was a high school teammate of Burhalter’s, and the two later played together on the varsity team.
The incident involving Gio Reyna and what happened between him and Barhalter in Qatar prompted many former US national team players and even more fans to demand the manager be sacked.
Like former USA striker Hercules Gomez, many of those seeking to coach Verhalter believe the locker room will never trust Verhalter as a coach again.
Former Team USA midfielder Eric Wynalda also could be the result of problems that started with Claudio Reyna not keeping Burhalter’s son Sebastian on the roster at Austin FC, where Reyna is sporting director. He hinted that there was
It is eventually revealed that Reina’s mother, Daniel, notified the country’s governing bodies about the incident in question.
Reina, who represents Borussia Dortmund at club level, was widely expected to be a key figure for America at the recent World Cup in Qatar, but ended up being used as a stand-in for Bellholter.
After growing frustrated with his son’s lack of playing time, Daniel made a move that Burhalter claimed was a clear attempt to “end his relationship with U.S. football.” He also admitted that the incident was “a moment of shame and one he regrets to this day.”
It is unclear what the future holds for Berhalter, who has been in charge of his country’s team for the past five years after his contract expires at the end of 2022.
US Soccer has confirmed that it hired a law firm to investigate the 1991 incident and “potentially inappropriate behavior toward several staff members by individuals outside the organization.”
The US is also eyeing AS Roma manager Jose Mourinho, according to reports, but is reaching out to other candidates like former Real Madrid boss Zinedine Zidane, who was clearly not interested. There is
The US is reaching out to other candidates, reports say. Former Real Madrid boss Zinedine Zidane (left) was clearly indifferent, but AS he also has his eye on Roma manager Jose Mourinho (right).
