The USMNT reaches out to Jurgen Klopp 

Sadly I’m sure that’s what will end up happening.

@@maverick6010 prepare yourself for this probable outcome. Never underestimate US Soccer’s ability to disappoint and make the worst possible choice for the USMNT.

I don't see why Steve would even want this job. Not much upside in it really.

I can just foresee the mediocrity with that hire. Can't do business as usual for this all-important time hosting the World Cup with capable players.

Cherundolo would be a good Plan B, but this isn’t about Plan B.

He’d wonders for this team. And they’ll probably thrive under him. Though USSF is a major obstacle for hiring any experienced coach. And the last thing the USSF wants is a coach who wants control and have things his way.

@@mackdeen7021 he‘s german and this means he is a deep thinker…and there is nothing attractive for him in US Football…in Mainz, Dortmund and Liverpool he was completely free in his decisions a pool of players with are way much better that USA can offer him. What is the USP which can catch him?

Kloop is near retirement. Has so much money... Being a coach for USMNT is a Walk in the Park. Plus, him and his family would live comfortably in the US. It will be like a vacation with a part time job 😁

It's a great opportunity. WC at home. Good enough players. And he is known as the coach who gets the most out of the least. Smoke em if you got em

​@@marfon7618If he cared about money he would go to Saudi Usmnt has no pull sorry

Yea, my sources called and told me that too.

@@FavreianVengeance🙄

@2:23

I doubt it was a serious approach.Its a great position to be in as a first time international coach.You get to coach the host country with very minimal expectations to sink your teeth into international management.Im sure Germany is in klopps future but as a first time job it would be a very difficult adjustment. This would be a good stepping stone for Klopp

We need a master negotiator or someone to convince him. Who though? Guys?

Maybe a mustache 😂

I like the _laber_ in the name... if they pretend he's german it would mean _blabber..._ _Gelaber_ would be perfect 😂

I don't know where this is coming from. It's doubtful that Southgate will be out of job this cycle.

@@FavreianVengeance People are throwing names about and his came up for some reason. With any luck you’re correct and he’s not even being considered.

@@FavreianVengeance I agree - though I wonder if he will step down after the Euro final. But in a weird way, there is some validity to 'toxic fandom'. These people are totally slanted with how they see England.

England winning without earning a single corner kick yesterday was gross and blew my really easy leg of +3 corners ! Not one ! I hate England

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I think at this point in time Klopp is okay with the legacy he already has he won everything he possibly could at Liverpool and he is burned out if he left Liverpool a year earlier I could see him really consider the USMNT job but I don’t see him taking a National team job right now unless it was Germany.

Klopp is a multi millionaire! He was Liverpool coach/manager for nine years! It exhausted him, now he wants a break. At fifty seven years of age, he has more than enough to see that him and his family, will never want for anything. And here’s you thinking he needs to coach the USMNT to enhance his legacy….FFS, he is already one of the worlds top coaches!!!

There are pros and cons but probably not enough pros. I can totally see why he declined.

If USA was more humble ... they would find very good managers willing to make their final breakthrough... Klopp does not need that.

@@Vickzq I doubt that was much of a factor. Sure, USSF is full of boobs. But Klopp was in the driver's seat to get anything and everything he wanted. Missed opportunity IMO.

As long as it's not a MidLS coach, unless Gregg already contaminated the USMNT with his mediocrity. We could be finished 😞.

There won't be a homerun. It's the most competitive sport in the world ... only for the men of course... USA won't win the WC.

Yes, go to FMF to learn what coaching is. We all know there's a difference in selecting a formation and tactics easily applied to USMNT, a sort of all star cast, and running a club team where you can recruit players to run your system. Berhalter is clueless.

Took him 3 years at Dortmund and Liverpool to start winning after he was able to build his squads, these guys are delusional to think he can be a World beater with USMNT in under 2 years with players forced on him by Nationality that dont even fit his system

Well bud, for a coach that’s tactically lacking, he seems to have gotten England back into another Euro final!

Yet hes in 2 finals and im betting on england to win it all this time

@@DerekLangdonyou forgot to mention the ref also helped England reach the final

@@goldentoday41 Tuchel would be a very good choice - but I doubt you will get him…

These are more likely to accept the job

USMNT is on its way to becoming the Anglo version of Mexico in football. No coach will fix it.

@@jcm21354 anglo? lol

The talent is not there for what? Berhalter was so bad that even if US brings in a third rate club coach, USMNT will be much better - If they bring in a good fit (not who you suggest or a first rate coach), GUARANTEED USMNT will compete at WC, will make it out of the group, and could go quarters. Look at Scaloni, Argentina was lost and underperforming with loaded talent, and it took a good fit to become WC champs.

Goofy

Dudes loves hating on USMNT than loving his own parents

Have you confirmed this yourself?

You are a cuck. Bye

Berhalter is that you?

Probably because you keep commenting/engaging with the channel

Calling Americans small is pretty ironic

I don’t think you know what the fuck you’re talking about 😂

@@Hoodiewitdaboogie The US is a small team. Very little futbol culture and to many young players with no great experience. Why would he, after Liverpool and Dortmund will he go there? Don't become like Mexico, Stay real. YOu guys have a lot of potential but you are not there yet.

@@MartinYernazianwe are American. And we don’t take advice from Euros. We do what we want.

@@Summer_Dream3rDream on….Klopp needs no money….and there is nothing really interesting which the US can offer him….😂

Emma Hayes was making 300 k at Chelsea, and US soccer is paying her 1.6 million now. Klopp was making 22 million plus another 25 million in sponsorship money at Liverpool. Just not really comparable situations.

"I would like a break," is code for, "I'm not interested." Like asking someone out, and they say they're "busy."

Hayes can't walk 2min without break... that's only good enough for the women. It's still a semipro sport in most places.

Equal pay doesn't apply to coaches

When did Berhalter beat Southgate? I must have slept through that game. Look bud, Southgate is ultra cautious in his play style, Yes! But he has England in the Euro final once more!! ….Southgate would not even consider the USMNT.So dream on with wanting Klopp!

@@DerekLangdon It was a draw

Okay, but Southgate keeps making deep runs in major tournaments.

@@DerekLangdon they tied dumbo

Yapping about being wrong: The comment

I simply can’t buy this notion that teams in the past had better players. They had different type of players. They had men who were willing to over achieve and we always had a keeper to save our behinds (vs Spain 2009 for example). We had players who thrived in transition. BUT, they were no better than our current roster and I’d argue we have more depth than ever. But it’s a moot point. Our Olympic roster should be able to beat Panama. We failed to get out of a group with Bolivia and Panama. Our players individually have progressed at the club level since the WC. Many players getting in better contracts in teams getting more playing time. Yet they fail to show up or play consistently poorly for the national team. That points to culture, focus, preparation, tactical play and attitude. All aspects affected by coaching. Yes players need to be held accountable. Again….a coach has to do that! But talent is not really the issue here!

@@mackdeen7021 I think it’s all of the above. The players are soft, Gregg was awful, and federation is a mess, but the players are also extremely overrated.

@@mackdeen7021who has progressed? Weston is fat and hardly plays, Flo is having a down year, Gio only plays for the USMNT, he hardly touches the pitch for club…the only player that “progressed” was Pulisic.

@dubdub2657 Chris Richards earned a starting job at CP and A rob got better at Fulham, Dest and Tillman definitely did

Julen Lopetegui wanted the job before Derphalter was hired. I think we can attract a coach on his level. Not top shelf, perhaps, but highly competent. David Wagner and Pellegrino Matarazzo are American citizens and would likely answer the call. Poch might be possible as well.

Why? To build his brand in the wealthiest market in the world. Like Pele, Beckham and Messi.

@@rmzweig3972 . Seriously… Klopp needs to build his brand. What exactly is the brand of a coach!? I don’t remember Bellichick commercials while he was coaching New England! That is honestly an incredibly naive position to take where there are zero instances to show that this is even in the universe of possibility! Coaches don’t have brands like players. A brand generates added marketing dollars because the person is someone kids want to look up to and emulate… or they have a good face! What child is watching a team and rather than wanting to emulate Bellingham, they want to be Southgate haha. Guardiola who is the best coach in the world regardless of anyone’s opinion can’t generate marketing dollars for Man City other than the revenue raised for club sponsorship. Because you think Messi coming to the states opens up a $150 million dollar opportunity by bursting into a new market that this somehow pertains to Klopp or any coach for that matter?

@@rmzweig3972 Build his brand? You are talking about a Premier Leauge/UCL winner. Klopp would be building our brand, not the other way round. It's dumb takes like this that make me realize American fans deserve mediocrity.

@@EveryHappening Have you ever played Madden? Beckham earning power leapt from salary to equity by moving to USA 🇺🇸 Belichick has the personality of a wet mop. Kids have no purchasing power, but corporations pay for all modern pro sports. Google Peter Ueberroth.