Mauricio Pochettino has committed to coaching the US men's national team for an extended period. S. Soccer, according to an announcement by the federation.
The contract is for four years, indicating Pochettino's plans to be involved with the team through the 2030 World Cup. Details about the agreement are limited, but it is clear that Pochettino has a long-term vision for the team. S.
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