Ex-US goalie predicts Pochettino could exit US role after World Cup
TL;DR
Former USMNT goalkeeper Kasey Keller said Mauricio Pochettino wouldn’t be surprised if he left his U.S. managerial post after the World Cup, citing perceived inconsistencies since his 2024 hire. With the USA eliminated by Belgium, talks about extending his contract had been ongoing, but a departure could come soon as Pochettino weighs options in club soccer, with links to AC Milan, Tottenham, and Real Madrid, while U.S. Soccer had floated keeping him through the 2030 World Cup.
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