АНУ-ын шигшээ багийн ахлагч өөрийн дасгалжуулагчийн нэр хүндтэй клубтэй холбогдож байгаа нь хэвийн үзэгдэл гэж үзэж байна.
Манчестер Юнайтед клуб АНУ-ын шигшээ багийн ахлах дасгалжуулагч Маурисио Почеттиног сонирхож байгаа талаар мэдээлэл гарах болсон. АНУ-ын шигшээ багийн ахлагч Тайлер Адамс энэ талаар хэлэхдээ, дасгалжуулагчийнхаа туршлага, нэр хүндийг харгалзан үзвэл ийм сонирхол үүсэхийг хүлээгдэж байсан зүйл гэв.
Одоогоор Манчестер Юнайтед клуб 54 настай Аргентин мэргэжилтний талаар АНУ-ын хөлбөмбөгийн холбоотой албан ёсоор холбогдоогүй байна. Хэрэв Почеттиног гэрээгээр нь чөлөөлж авбал Манчестер Юнайтед 10 сая долларын нөхөн төлбөр төлөх шаардлагатай гэсэн мэдээлэл байгаа бөгөөд түүнтэй хамт туслах дасгалжуулагчид нь дагалдан явах магадлалтай юм.
Почеттино болон АНУ-ын хөлбөмбөгийн холбооны удирдлагууд энэ асуудлаар одоогоор ямар нэгэн тайлбар өгөөгүй байна. Дасгалжуулагч энэ долоо хоногт багийнхаа хамт бэлтгэл сургуулилтаа хэвийн үргэлжлүүлж байгаа бөгөөд баасан гарагт болох CONCACAF Үндэстнүүдийн лигийн Гаитийн эсрэг тоглолтын өмнөх хэвлэлийн хуралд оролцох хуваарьтай байна.
Pochettino and USMNT before training pic.twitter.com/lAruWypq3d
— Steven Goff (@SoccerInsider) November 11, 2026
Адамс нэмж хэлэхдээ, одоогийн байдлаар баг бүрэлдэхүүн Гаитийн эсрэг хийх тоглолтдоо төвлөрч байгаа бөгөөд ийм нэр хүндтэй дасгалжуулагчтай хамтран ажиллах боломж олдсонд талархалтай байгаагаа илэрхийлсэн юм. АНУ-ын шигшээ баг Атланта хот орчимд бэлтгэлээ базаасны дараа бямба гарагт Флоридад Гаитийн эсрэг тоглох бол хоёр дахь тоглолт нь мягмар гарагт Цинциннати хотод болно.
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FAYETTEVILLE, Ga. — With Manchester United reportedly pursuing Mauricio Pochettino, U.S. national team captain Tyler Adams understands why the Premier League club would be interested in his coach.
“Why would his name not be on it?” Adams told Yahoo Sports on Wednesday, referring to United’s list of coaching candidates. “I mean, the credibility, the résumé speaks for itself. It goes to show for us how lucky we are to be able to work under a manager of his quality and the person he is.”
As of Wednesday morning, the famed club had not contacted the U.S. Soccer Federation about the 54-year-old Argentine, who in August re-signed with the USSF through the 2030 World Cup, a source told Yahoo Sports.
ESPN reported Pochettino would be open to returning to the Premier League — where he has guided Southampton, Tottenham Hotspur and Chelsea — and that United has engaged in talks with his representatives. Pochettino was under consideration by Manchester United on three previous occasions.
To sign Pochettino, Manchester United would need to pay the USSF a release fee of a reported $10 million. Should Pochettino leave, his staff would likely follow him. Assistants Jesús Pérez and Miguel D’Agostino, and goalkeepers coach Toni Jiménez have worked with Pochettino for many years.
Neither Pochettino nor USSF officials have commented on the matter. Pochettino is not scheduled to speak to reporters until Friday, the eve of the CONCACAF Nations League quarterfinal first leg vs. Haiti in Miami.
The USSF’s decision to hire — and re-hire — Pochettino was “really an opportunity to move the federation forward,” Adams said.
“So when you do a good job as a player or coach, you’re linked to something. There’s rumors every single day with players going to different places or different clubs. It’s no different with a manager.”
Pochettino’s routine this week appears to remain unchanged. On Wednesday, Pochettino gathered the team and staff in a circle on the field before training, as he always does. According to a team spokesman, he went over the training plan, which includes three guest players from the under-20 squad, which is also training at the headquarters this week.
Pochettino and USMNT before training pic.twitter.com/lAruWypq3d
— Steven Goff (@SoccerInsider) November 11, 2026
Before Tuesday’s training, he interacted in light conversation with USSF president Cindy Parlow Cone and chief operating officer Dan Helfrich on the edge of the field complex. Both visit USSF headquarters regularly, and Tuesday’s appearance was unrelated to the Pochettino matter.
Parlow Cone did not comment and Helfrich wasn’t available. USSF chief executive JT Batson also said he did not want to comment.
The team will continue training at the USSF venue near Atlanta through Friday before flying to South Florida for the Saturday afternoon match at Inter Miami’s Nu Stadium. It’s the USMNT’s first official match since the World Cup Round-of-16 defeat to Belgium in Seattle. The second leg against Haiti is Tuesday in Cincinnati.
“Until we’re told otherwise, we have an opportunity to work with a great coach,” Adams said. “Let’s focus on the games that are at hand and winning these games against Haiti. Coming here to the training ground and being able to train here is always amazing.”
