If Klopp wants a beach house in Miami and a tractor give him it. Don’t know why he would want a tractor in Miami but just give it

Crocker, is so connected, so hands on that he lives out of the country. Is so passionate about our teams success that he didn't even attend the Uruguay match... but managed to find time to be at the Euros This guy is solely tasked with determining the future of our team? What a plum gig he's found- collecting a paycheck Sporting Director via dm's and FaceTime. "Commitment to excellence"

Fire Crocker also!

Filipo really tried to blurr klopp face like we couldn’t guess 😂 Les make it possible please

With everything that’s being said about Crooker wanting to keep Gregg this video might be pointless now 😭

I agree Klopp isn't realistic, but I still think they at least have to make the call

We should of hired Mattaratzo last year

One more requirement: the new coach should not look like a middle-aged Franklin the Turtle without his shell.

One con I see with Renard would be that he'd probably steal all the players girlfriends. Bad for team morale

Id take somebody like. Sérgio Conceição. Really good player who played in a good national team system, so he knows what that should look like. Has good experience as manager in both league and cup tournaments.

Ok my time has come, i'm ready to take the helm. Promise to make you proud guys.

A truly leader leaves after losing. USA needs that kind of leader on the pitch and in the White House.

I honestly think that If Klopp Takes a Job right now it would be the USMNT, less work, home WC coming and the most important one: that Dude is marketing genius and the US could create huge possibilities in that regard, still I'm not sure

Herve Renard is what USMNT needs. Gets the best out of his players, has a winning mindset and plays attacking football.

They should go for Klopp, then if he's out of reach (Which is likely) go down the list and get a proven coach with European/South American experience. (Hervé Renard, Niko Kovač, David Moyes, Sérgio Conceição, Mattarazo, etc.)

As an Argentine I can only tell you one thing, the United States not only needs a good coach, but one who knows how to make the team play and function, in addition to having a game identity, he explained to me; The identity of a game refers to how tactics are used and their approach. This helps players attack, defend or counterattack and know how to coordinate, although I also see a problem...The United States does not have a style of play. Of course, neither is identity, and that complicates things, since you have to know the national style of play to implement or modify it in the national team, something like what Argentina, Brazil, Germany, France, England and more, USA have done. It has none of that, and well, that would be all, I wish you the best and I hope that one day we will face each other, American friends. 🇦🇷❤️🇺🇸 Good luck with your change!

Herve Renard seems like the Bora Milutinovic, a great national team coach who led us the last time we hosted a world cup, for this generation. And with those abs he can body shame Weston McKennie into finally getting into proper football shape. Also, I'd take Wilfried Nancy in a heartbeat. I guess I like French coaches too.

I hope Gregg Berhalter should be fired immediately Dear Filippo

If BJ Callahan has success with Nashville, I will never forgive US Soccer. He gave us the most creative, inspired, and dominant US side I've ever seen in just a handful of games, and they immediately brought back the soccer terrorist

Our Sporting Director is off in Wales caring more about what’s happening in the English national team than over here and out CEO is too busy helping to promote MLS and NWSL (oddly enough two bored members)… things aren’t changing and won’t - I hope I’m wrong though

My top 5 list looks almost the same as yours except for 2 . My top 5 in no particular order would be 1. Herve Renard 2. Matarazzo Pellegrino 3. David Wagner 4. Hugo Perez 5. Mauricio Pochettino

By far your best video on KZfaq in terms of editing quality and script writing

Small point of contention: Hervé Renard's name is pronounced "AIR-vay ruh-NARR". Alternatively, you could translate his name to English - Harvey Fox. Edit: I'm a HUGE fan of Wilfrid Nancy. I am a Celtic fan and raged at our board for not considering him. We have our own retread manager, Brendan Rogers. The problem is, our board listens to a small, extremely vocal clique of supporters who aren't interested in any managers who aren't Irish Catholic or Catholic Scottish of Irish descent. Never mind that Jock Stein was a Protestant and Ange Postecoglou is an Australian Greek immigrant and practicing Orthodox Christian. I view Nancy and Renard as the most likely on this list. Slight edge to Nancy, given that he's known to American fans and is already comfortable with American supporter culture.

Keep bringing the great content!

Crocker needs to get fired too. He knows nothing!

Give Klopp an mls franchise

Here’s a name no one is throwing out… how about… Carlos Quieroz?? He took an Iran team to new heights, made them competitive with some of the biggest nations in the world, and has coached a very high levels on both club and country.

As a South American, my opinion is as follows: Any country that respects itself in any sport, not just football, should fire Berhalter. The expectations for this team were very high to just throw it all away. It's true that I feel the team is not a disaster; they played well against Bolivia and Uruguay and showed good performance, and against Panama, they simply had bad luck. In fact, I think Weah should be sanctioned in some way, at least kept away from the national team for a year, but that's another issue. In life, what matters is winning. Look at Canada-they made it to the semifinals with a much tougher group than the USA and beat the best Venezuela in their history. To clarify, Venezuela is a South American country that has been playing football for many years; Canada discovered football five years ago and already made it to a semifinal in a top Copa America. So this makes the USA's performance even worse; it's a failure, and Berhalter should be fired. Now, for the options, by far the best coach they can hire is Marcelo Gallardo, and secondly, the Frenchman Hervé Renard. I know Gallardo very well; I could talk for an hour about this coach, but to keep it short, there are three points. First, the money: this coach demands a lot. At River, he was the highest-paid in the entire continent at the club level, and even so, he left River to go to Arabia for more money. It didn't work out for various reasons, and now he's free. Before going to Arabia, the Argentine national team and several top European clubs wanted him, so he must be asking for ten times more than Berhalter. But the USA is a wealthy country, and if they want a serious project, that's the option-no doubt about it. Second point: if he is interested. If there is money, he will accept, but if they don't have the money he wants, I don't know how convinced he will be. As I said, before going to Arabia, he was a top world coach. Third point: the language. He doesn't speak fluent English; he knows some as he is a young coach and can learn more in a few months, so it wouldn't be a big problem. If I were the USA federation, I would be calling his agent for a meeting right now, and if possible, I would talk to Joe Biden or whoever is in charge to get the money, explaining the importance of the 2026 World Cup, and I'm sure they would agree.

You tell the truth Dear Fillipo but Klopp does not come to Our Beautiful USA he can be coach of Germany I think today Germany is eliminated by Spain in quarter final too.

Tac good work 🫡

We need to hire the French 007 because a) he is Tact's man crush and b) having a head coach who looks better without his shirt on than some of the players do may inspire them to get in shape.

If Gallardo doesn't speak English, we could hire a fully bilingual assistant like Tab Ramos to help him communicate with the players.

Underdog Fantasy!!! 🥳👏🏼

I'd take Hervè Renard or Ricardo Gareca if we can get him away from chile. Both would probably lit a fire within the team and get them going.

I don't think any national team coach can "toughen up" a team or develop player skills. They simply do not have enough time with the players. All national team managers are part time employees. You need have a tactical approach that can take advantage of your teams strengths, and be able to communicate that clearly. You also have to motivate professionals who have been playing long seasons with high pressure clubs. Clear communication skills, simple and flexible tactics, and infectious passion

I love Gallardo. He's been my number one "realistic," option since 2022.

Klopp coming to the US would be like a top NBA coach going to a league in Europe. Top coaches want to stay where the competition is. It’s not even about the money.

I just saw Herve’s video😂 We need that kind of passion!

Mexico and Miami are proving Tata was not the problem with Mexicos downfall. Tata has lobbied for the US job. I’d take Tata in a heartbeat.

Guardiola is realistic. Why else would he move to NY to learn English after resigning from Barça.

If US soccer was smart they would hire a Klopp or Renard insert an American assistant coach they think can take over after the cycle. We get a top coach plus the possibility of continuity afterwards.

My prediction is the federation is waiting for after copa america to end to make the announcement

Not only Greg the staff, Crocker , the federation themselves and the players too except Reina and Billigon.

According to football manager, Gallardo speaks good English

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. Also it is said that Tab Ramos (could only go as far as the U-20s) Hugo Perez and Jurgen Klinsmann are all blacklisted from coaching the senior national team (for Klinsmann this obviously happened after his tenure) due to them being very vocal about the federation’s mishandling of team and their lack of ambition to help the sport grow in the country. Allegedly candidates up for consideration must know English and must be aware of how the U.S. national team setup works.

I really wish they would go all for Gallardo. What he did with River was special. But the US are content with mediocrity, so I’m sure we’ll just stick with Berhalter

Gallardo would be nuts. I´d love to see him in the USMNT. IDK if he speaks english but he had a good run in France, so... maybe he is poliglot

As a Salvadorian, it was so refreshing to see what Hugo Perez did to the national team back in 2021, specifically for the Gold Cup tourney. For the first time in decades, El Salvador actually looked like a team that can compete against the CONCACAF giants of USA and Mexico. Now while that may not sound impressive to the majority, for El Salvador, it was huge because they have literally been HORRIBLE for decades and could only win against some small island counties. It was unfortunate that the talant pool was so limited so his fixtures got very inconsistent as time went on. But he probably deserves another shot.

Great video tac

Kloop blamed losing cause epl pitches are “too dry” Can you imagine his reaction to having to play in Central America?!?!?!?!

Gregg found this team! You can not say that his first term is a failure

Fabian Hurzeler...American born German coach who's gotten the most out of every team he's coached. Unfortunately he just made a huge move from St. Pauli over to Brighton in the EPL. He's 31 and the type of innovative leader we need. We'll see if he can keep it going at Brighton.

Renard is a master of getting teams to punch above their weight. Zambia, Cote D'Ivoire sans Drogba and Saudi Arabia.

Jesse Marsch, Steve Cherundolo, Tata Martino, Brian Schmetzer, Wilfried Nancy, Oscar Pareja, Joachim Löw, Jorge Sampaoli.

Klopp should be realistic. If the USSF really wanted to, they could make it happen financially. Klopp would say yes.

While it’s fun to talk about the big names, the hire will be someone like Steve Cherundolo realistically. It fits the theme of guys we hire and won’t break the bank.

From your list, I think I like the Hoffenheim coach and Wilfried Nancy the best but all would be solid choices

The thing is I don’t think Klopp wants to accept the offer. Why would he want to coach in one of the weakest confederations in the world? Maybe if CONCACAF and CONMEBOL merge, he may accept the offer

I like the way you're selling Wilfried Nancy. I haven't seen much MLS but I did see a little of the Columbus Crew last year and they were very fun to watch. I hope he can make his style a little more pragmatic and adaptable to national team play.

Great vid man! Good research on the options. Let’s keep dreaming for Klopp lol

Bro klopp ain’t joining yall he’s taking a long break from coaching if yall paid attention to fabrizo😂

Well done Tac!!! QUALITY video & thank you! 🙏🏼🇺🇸⚽️🙂

We’d have to pay a LOT of money and the USSF ain’t gonna cough up 😂😂😂

I wouldn’t say Wilfried Nancy has a better resume than Bruce Arenas or Bob Bradley yet, but do think he’s obviously going to eclipse their resumes if he keeps up what he’s shown 19:19

Thomas Christiansen would be an upgrade

Yes,you are the new coach and Gregg is FIRED!!!!

We might as well reach out to Klopp to see if we would be interested. It’s worth trying. I would love to get Renard or Matarazzo but Nancy would be interesting. Just need to get rid of the terrorists of US soccer in Betty Crocker and GGG

I would love for a coach that is disciplined and organized. When there is a talent gap, an organized team can play above its weight and we need that for the WC. I love the first two picks. Realistic and helpful.

Klopp to Die Mannschaft

What about Joachim "Jogi" Löw?

Tac I love this list and I think these names are very realistic. Please make a follow up list soon!

Good choices Filipo 👍

“and not being an idiot is also a requirement” 😅

If klopp can't do it then every USAer needs to give up on soccer completely. Also, the idea that they think they have klopp in the bag shows that they really believe in their "golden gerneation" lmao despite all the evidence against it.

Hey is Nagelsmann available now??

David Moyes deserves a shout

Pulisic said he doesn't like taking set pieces, it wasn't his choice. which means some idiot coach made the call

Cherundelo and Moyes have to be options too

5:59 Mexico was tough because that loss cost them to get eliminated

Explain to us soccer dopes how a team with 14 MLS guys whom everyone loves to rip on all day and night just made the Semis of the Copa. I will wait.

Would love to see a video of how Wilfried Nancy's tactics might apply to our current squad. But regarding top 10 managers, I don't think we should discount the appeal of living in the US has to someone like Klopp. Ancelotti is spending his summer in Montana. Obviously we've attracted a ton of great European players to end their career. So why not try to go for the men's equivalent of Emma Hayes?

tac, do you think if a decision is made very rapidly that they should get the reigns for the olympic team? or atleast be in the mix with the current head coach or is this B team too far along to have someone come in

Bora Milutinovic is the best USMNT we’ve ever had… and that fact might not change for a long time.

You might want Klopp or someone of his calibre, but the US simply won’t even look at getting someone like that purely because of money. Whatever you would have to pay them you’d also have to pay the womens coach. Someone like Moyes or Rogers would be a good shout and they wouldn’t completely blow the budget. They’d be a huge improvement on what you’ve currently got and there’d be no language problems.

Canada got to the Semifinals 😂🔫

So why wasn't USSF looking for an elite coach 18 months ago? Those doing the search need to be fired.

Which one of these coaches has the best final 3rd tactics? I think that should definitely be a weighted characteristic we should be looking for. Who can unlock creativity in our existing player pool? This is the 2nd quality. Thirdly, which coach can unleash our talent and skill as Americans to play above our weight class knocking out the bigs of world soccer: Brazil, Spain, France, Argentina, Germany.

Klopp would be amazing I’ll still want Renard

Fox Sports reports that we'll get an Answer about Belhalter's Status next week. Also I'd like Pevard or Gallardo (Eveb though I want him at Atlanta United). Wild Card would be Thomas Tuchel.

Nancy looks like the twin brother of Düsseldorf coach Daniel Thioune.

Whenever tac drops, the clouds open up and the sun shines all over us👏

So Corporate US Soccer going to wait until exactly kick-off of England v Netherlands to announce they're re-rehiring GGG?

I mean there was only one perfect candidate for that job but apparently not for the US soccer federation so he is out there singing oCanada and just dragged them to semi finals of copa America. I think one underrated candidate is David Wagner. Played for USMNT, decent management experience in Europe, managed to keep Huddlesfield in the prem. Only downside is his recent track record is underwhelming but maybe he can turn his career around with national team idk

I'm very disappointed that you didn't at least talk about Jurgen Klopp even if you don't think it's realistic. I'm on that copium.

Still think we should approach Klopp and Pochettino. Couldn't hurt.

Klopp is obviously target number one. My most realistic preferences: Herve Renard, Pellegrino Matarazzo, or Petar Segrt

I'm going to be the one that throws a name out... Roy Keane. Ireland isn't ever going to wise up and give him the position; he has a standard, he knows how to win and what it takes to win, and maybe he can force this on the Federation. It won't happen, but why not think outside the box.

I like Bond Villian coach. A good, experienced, and all around manager with National Team level experience. We have the players, we need a coach to put them in place to win.

Herve would be a perfect fit, and coached underdog teams to overachieve in the world cup. Would be a great choice

when do we talk about holding US Soccer decision-makers accountable for their coach and strategy selections?