He's used to mediocrity

The ignorant child is back as usual, to whine without listening or understanding. Keller clearly stated the USSF has to do better but he's unsure if they will. Check with a doctor. See if she can figure out why you don't have more than 10 synapses firing.

He’s Berhalter’s boy.

He tells the truth

USSF Shill

what do you mean? they offered a ton of money for mbappe to change nationality!!!

Especially as Germany and England could be looking for new managers at the same time. Two countries he has connections to that also actually have good players.

@@hooch87 Pretty sure his hiatus is so he'll be available if die Mannschaft job opens up, and it very well might.

seriously. i want anyone to name ONE SINGLE reason why he would take this job

Berhalter is likely to be sacked. If England does not win the EUROs, Southgate will be USMNT manager by late August.

😂😂😂 he wouldnt consider it tbh

Here’s the plan: 1. Get him arrested for whatever bs reason 2. Tell him the only way out is if he coaches USA 3. Grant him freedom after WC 26 Idk about you but this is a perfect plan

Get Homeland Security on him

😂😂 yeah trop him in...

Pull a Qatar, your passport is gone. You work for me now

By the Cumulative Law of Jurgi, Klopp is already our manager.

Yep. Take Klinsmann and see what a terrible job he does!😂 Klopp would be a dream come true for any football organization!

That’s the jergen that couldn’t even find a roster spot for Landon Donovan…. that he was not anywhere in the top 18 or 22 national players for United States

No one outside of the US and many within it think theres no way he’d take it. He’s also made it very clear he wants a break after leaving Liverpool. He’s not going back on that to take the US job. Maybe Germany, but not the US.

Na def not. Haaland has no chance along with mbappe whereas kloop is a free agent by choice. Not saying he would even consider it but he has a better chance

@@MarcSpectorComicssaying he wouldnt even consider it says in fact there is no chance 🤦🏻‍♂️

@@dagosegovia843 I said it on the merit that he's a free agent. Is a possibility not saying he would consider it but it's possible when you are jobless. Haaland and mbappe are both locked in.

@@MarcSpectorComics got it, it just seemed like you were contradicting yourself ✌️

He’s not the type to be offended. Just stop

No political connections I think, unfortunately.

What I've heard from him suggests he's not particularly interested.

*Why would they even consider any coach ever associated with MLS or who's from this side of the pond? Also, to include any American in the convo means they are not serious at all.*

Yep. Keller's right about one thing, 'navigating differences'... that is, dealing with his best buddies: the idiots that are the USSF. Unenviable.

@@LiveLethal USSF never should've gave MLS an invitation to be part of the federation. That's the #1 problem.

@@mheiseus Indeed. A sign they had- & still have- no idea what they are doing.

Kasey just want to have berthalter there his buddy all this time he had not say anything bad of him they should fire kasey too

Or they just don't rate him

nice try, pellegrino

Berhalter is likely to be sacked. If England does not win the EUROs, Southgate will be USMNT manager by late August.

Like you

People are forgetting that Pellegrino Matarazzo was offered the job before they rehired Berhalter and he said no as his desire was to coach at club level.

@@TheManInTheRingWhat will actually happen is USSF will hire an insider to maintain control. They won't risk hiring a good coach as they would call out USSF & MLS.

He’s a fuzz Shill. 😮😂😅 Keep the status quos….Eventually they’ll be no fans going to games, no ratings, the sponsors will pull the plug and he’ll ge dumbfounded his WSpN gig will be over. and he can do a podcast from his basement and talk to the few “everything is just fine” folks and soccer in America will be where it it was in the 80’s. 🤮 Yayyyyy.

only "some" americans are delusional? Hahahahahahahahahahahaha!!

But try making everyone understand this, its not just saying “here we have the money”

how often do you see top managers going to a national team that isn't their home country? I really can't think of many at all.

You guys are so close minded. He can certainly consider this, its only two year project. After the world cup he can go to a big club again. But he needs to do a good job in order to stay relevant. Ancelotti went to everton and bombed and real madrid still went after him and the rest is history 🤷🏽

Klopp would have brought success Even to everton. Thats the difference between Klopp and Ancelotti

Arrogant? And I'm not hearing English people?!😂 Delusions, arrogance and Self-entitlement are your mantra 😂

Fax

Hard to hear you down there over the mountain of US Olympic medals. eu can only compete in a handful of sports, the US dominates the rest.

Exactly.They does be either drinking too much of their crazy koolaid or high off their farts.

@@ahsayamisaya7844 the U.S. has a fantastic history in sports but when you have a population size of around 350million people to pick from that's to be expected. But as far as "soccer" (which is the number 1 followed, most important, & most proftibale sport in the world) is concerned the fact remains that you have won much less than Uruguay who have a population of just 3million people 🤔

Its so bad innit

Exactly

True I mean Messi is only playing in the USA because he had no other options.

While they could skip the big names and still find plenty of managers superior to Berhalter... but they want to be like France... and want to talk Mourinho...

​@@TP-pq9xx Messi is soon over like Ronaldo. For that pay, there isn't much except MLS.

Stick to playing fifa kid

Eh national teams you get them what 5 times a yr if that

@@ryancampbell4801sure but he likes the weekly training sessions like Mourinho which is why Mou said he wouldnt take the job of a ntl team

@@ryancampbell4801 - the coaching job isn’t solely about ‘getting together’, but studying, planning, reviewing, looking at players, over and over… so that when you do, in fact, ‘get together’, you maximize the impact, set the tone, and grow together. It’s MORE than a full-time job!

How does this benefit Klopp? Only financially if they throw out a huge salary. He would be taking on coaching a team that has no potential.

@@GreedyGromklopp actually knows football, would never consider the US job lol

Exactly

Living in America is in it for him. Some people want that.

@@FavreianVengeance he has enough to live anywhere in world, he went to his beach house in Liverpool post retirement. To put in perspective, highest paid coach in conmebol was like 4 mill, klopp got 6x that (20 mill pounds or 23 mill dollars) at Liverpool, also why won't he manage his own country NT?

@@FavreianVengeance he can live here without being the coach 😂😂😂

@@catto9694 Then you're making the point that he's made all the money he needs. He can do whatever appeals to him. And coaching the host USA at a World Cup and winning the adulation of a nation may be what appeals to him. Nobody was ever arguing that the US job is generally more attractive than the Liverpool job.

What is attractive about it? The US doesn't have the quality to win the world cup.

What part of the job is attractive?

How so? Jürgen made E 20+ million per year at Liverpool, Berthalder's contract was around $2 million per year, and besides the economic aspect, why he would turn down managing a world top class team for the USMNT? because, I assure you that there's a line of top tier clubs and national teams knocking at his door.

attractive? the best american player is pulisic, someone who couldn't get into a starting 11 in EPL!!!

​@@theundeadbeholder284 Make no mistake, Klopp is dreamland. What US fans are asking for is an experienced manager with South American/European experience such as Marcelo Gallardo or Hervé Renard. The job is easily attractive enough to get a manager at that level.

simple, money talks.

People of Klopps quality don’t move for the money. He’s staying in Europe, retired or not.

@@spce777 Hes not doin it to fill his pockets. He wants to compete with the very best.

Only in the media are the USwnt relevant. The men’s game is ten times bigger.

That would be about his level.

The players are not nearly great enough to interest Klopp.

@@alasdairgreig2705 so you know him?

Because they're a top ten team or better under good management. And there is an extra level of excitement in coaching a team hosting a World Cup.

@@FavreianVengeance Top ten team? 25 teams that would beat the US - Argentina, France, England, Germany, Brazil, Italy, Belgium, Netherlands, Spain, Portugal, Colombia, Uruguay, Denmark, Sweden, Austria, Morocco, Croatia, Switzerland, Poland, Japan, Russia, Senegal, Slovakia, Serbia, Ukraine.

@@alasdairgreig2705and yet Brazil didn’t beat us three weeks ago, and that was with Bootholder managing, so…you go be you.

Add: Korea, Iran, Ivory Coast, Norway, Türkiye, Ecuador, Australia, Algeria, Nigeria, Poland, to that list aswel. Even countries like: Ghana, Mali, Georgia, Canada, Cameroon, Egypt, Slovenia, Czech Republic arguably have better player pools to pick from. The US talent pool is imo comparable to a country like Scotland/Ireland. Somewhere between 35-45 in the world. There’s some nice potential, but let be honest outside of Pulicic and Reyna on a good day, this team is lacking any form of flair or technical prowess. I like Tillman, Adams or Musah as an up and coming talent, but they are mostly just squad players at their clubs, that are mainly used to support the guys that can actually play.

​@@FavreianVengeanceTop team? What? The players play in the 2nd tier league in England!😂

Delusional

Big Sam is still available

You need oil money to hire Pep so he could afford to pay players to change nationalities.

Then get renard

Even Tuchel? Klopp would be the best option for this job by far! For one tournament even better then Pep

😆

Exactly.I don't know why it's taking these bozos on espn to realize this.

Thiiiiiis. Dude said he's taking a year off. Let him take a year off.

I am not optimistic that Klopp would want to coach the US, but coaching the US team would be far less draining than any team in the premier league. It wouldn’t necessarily be an easy job, but do you have any idea how much pressure there is when coaching in Europe?

That's been confirmed as a myth when it comes to manager pay.

@@roshi98 What cos you saw something on Twitter? Theres an equal pay agreement signed and sealed. Imagine the storm if klopp was hired on 4x the salary of emma hayes, it wouldnt happen in a million years

@@tyciol9543not to mention it would be a step down for Klopp

@@tyciol9543 It's been stated here (by Seb) and on Fox, each claiming inside sources, that the matching salary clause is a myth.

@@roshi98 And yet the femists would cry...

@@Dj-vt5gr Yes. Beating amateurs is not the result of _superior tactics and management._ Yet many don't see it.

Those roots are rotten.

@@renoirrandy7241 you can walk alone

There is no benefit of living in the us. He is from Germany. The living standard is way higher in Europe.

You must understand that for top managers it could be el salvador throwing 50million at them and they still would not take the job, why? Prestige, USA doesnt have any bc theyve yet to win anything at all outside of concacaf and these type of managers wont take on a team that doesnt have a shot at an intl throphy

one of the richest countries in the world? the u.s is 34 trillion in debt. your actually like the most broke country in the world. your delusional

@@dagosegovia843 I agree. It can't be as easy as everyone thinks to hire a high level manager. However, Something can be said for the challenge, living in the States, managing a team through a world cup with no qualification, and money of course.

@@tripperdelaluna1 sure all the commodities etc etc i get your point and maybe if we were talking about a south american manager everything you mentioned would be super atractive but its a European manager and the commodities are some what similar don you agree? Its my point of view anyways and for what ive seen during my 37years top managers dont take a team that isnt in the run for the tittle even if they can match their salary but you never know man

​@@dagosegovia843 Gallardo, Felipe Escolari, Nuno Espiritu Santo, Guus Hiddink, Bernd Schuster. All great coaches with great resumes. They all took weren't afraid to get "Tainted" by taking jobs in China or the Middle East. Maybe Klopp won't take it, but guaranteed they can hire a great coach and if they let him work, he can change US soccer.

Being realistic, the ones you mentioned wouldnt even consider it for obvious reasons. Now if the USA had the same prestige as say Italy that would be another thing.

I'd add that they should talk with Thierry Henry. Already has a place in NY

Diego Simeone is one of the most expensive managers for no reason at all. All he does is keep Atletico in the 2-4th spot in la liga

Berhalter is likely to be sacked. If England does not win the EUROs, Southgate will be USMNT manager by late August.

Simeone sucks.

😂😂😂😂 Delusional

That gotta be a joke right😂

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Why is it arrogance? Is it arrogant to want the best lol? “Hey go get me a mid level coach that is just so so that no one has ever heard of or respects!”

The England job.