Four more years: Pochettino extends with the USA until 2030 🇺🇸 | OneFootball

The United States Soccer Federation (U.S. Soccer) has officially announced the renewal of Mauricio Pochettino’s contract as head coach of the men’s national team. The Argentine manager has signed a new deal that will keep his project on the U.S. bench through 2030.

The U.S. leadership is firmly backing the continuity of the South American coach. With this decision, the federation aims to consolidate the team’s identity and ensure maximum sporting stability ahead of the next international cycle.

The contract not only covers work with the senior team, but also includes a broader role within the organization. Pochettino will oversee the development of young talent and work directly on the country’s coaching education programs.

After the news was confirmed, the Argentine coach expressed his enthusiasm about continuing to lead the project. He highlighted the squad’s enormous potential and reaffirmed his ambition to make the U.S. team competitive against the world’s top powers.

With this announcement, the United States removes any uncertainty over the technical direction of its national team. Pochettino’s stay confirms an ambitious roadmap to strengthen the growth of soccer in the region.

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