With the 2026 World Cup in the books after Spain defeated Argentina 1-0 in the Final, it is time for our crew to look ahead to the next edition of this tournament, specifically, where legendary manage
U.S. needs a manager whom is willing to transform youth development and get everyone on the same page top to bottom which is an EXTREMELY tall task in such a large country.
I would be so happy for my Italian friends. It’s not that Italy doesn’t have wonderful coaches—that’s not in question at all—but Guardiola is following the same path as Klopp did with Germany, and as fate would have it, we’ll eventually cross paths again on the international stage. We Germans need the very kind of overhaul that Italy is currently undergoing, and I hope to see my dear Italian friends back where they belong soon: at the very top of the world.
Taking Italy from struggling powerhouse back to prominence would be prestigious. Taking the United States from outsider to elite would be genuinely transformative.
Italy talent isn't broken. It's there. We do well at the youth level. It needs to be managed better. Serie A does need reform. 5 years we will be back.
I can’t imagine Pep trying to coach his way with the US men’s team.
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It is suicide for him to take charge of the national team.