Yes because there's a legacy angle. If/when soccer grows more prominent in the US and you were the dude who leads this team on a deep run you will be a king for life.
The money constraint argument is always interesting to me. There is likely no shortage of American soccer benefactors willing to bankroll a top-tier USMNT coach for the 2026 World Cup in the USA. If money is used as an excuse, it is because the US Soccer Federation has failed to be creative.
You US pundits are delusional.Cuz which part of this job is attrative.Klopp ain't leaving his cushy home in Liverpool to come to the US.To waste his time and skills to coach a mediocre team like the USMNT.
For one thing, he isn't in Liverpool anymore and two the US is an attractive Job with a Home World Cup that could make a Coach Legendary on a whole other Continent
@@adamgt4037 Why do you think Jurgen Klopp gives a shit what Americans think about him? Do you seriously think people in other countries are dreaming of the day Americans care? Just ridiculous. Mark Twain, a pretty smart American, once said "Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry, and narrow-mindedness, and many of our people need it sorely on these accounts. Broad, wholesome, charitable views of men and things cannot be acquired by vegetating in one little corner of the earth all one's lifetime."
Exactly.And they make it look like it's a big flex.The US is not the granduer place that it used to be like 15-20 yrs ago.The US is gone thru and overrated.
USMNT is an atractive job for a midtable club manager but not to am elite manager bc to them its atractive to manage a team like Germany bc it has prestige and history whereas managing the USMNT its struggling with what is limited talent compared to the nations theyre more than capable of managing. Money will not be the issue in this subject imo.
Klopp was able to completely overhaul Liverpool’s talent, which he could not do at the international level-only so many US “Golden Generation”players to work with…
Does the us develop the youth like europe south america and africa? Or do you have to pay to play? Start there first. If you bring even guardiola he cant help these players
Your point is a valid criticism of US soccer but not really relevant to the job of US manager. The players at the national level are skilled But yes the USSF has been failing at the youth level for decades
I miss klinsmann being the coach. The usmnt had fire and grit when he coached. I think they fired him too soon. People forget he only had two losses in wc qualifying when he was fired. He had time to turn the ship around and his firing was too hasty. I think what happened was not having tim howard after the 2014 wc. Instead we had guzan the absolute WORST us goal ever. He was an open gate!
Klinsmann was the best US manager in the last 15 years for sure. His flaws were not playing consistent strategies or rosters in competitive games. And he will also be remembered for not taking Donovan to the 2014 WC which everyone knew was wrong. But the US attack under him was fluid and effective unlike the counterattack style that Bradley and berhakter brought
Normally, I would say it’s not an attractive job, but not this cycle. 18 months to coach a World Cup host that has very little ambition means that there is almost no risk with a lot of reward. This is an attractive job for a good coach looking to improve a resume.
@@dienercontent6872Bruh,which part of this job is attractive?Cuz elite coaches ain't care if the US is hosting the World Cup.Also,coaching the USMNT wouldn't improve a coach's resume.Cuz look at Klinnsman.He coached the USMNT.And it hasn't done sh!t for him.
@@dienercontent6872zero ambition? What? You really think there is no risk to an established coach if the US get grouped at a home WC? Be real, there’s pretty big expectations here especially from the casual fan.
@@lavs8696no big euro coach is going to coach the usa. Unless its crazy money off and utter total control. Which americans will never do. They need like young arsene wenger. Tear down the squad n rebuild it. Thats 4 to 5 years
To a top coach it isn't an overly attractive job, allegedly they've had people ask Klopp and he said he's not interested, it's a project, Klopp will take a job with a massive club/or he'll take the Germany job when he chooses to return, there are guys on the level below, hell Julen Lopetegui probably would have taken the job if he was offered, the next US coach will be closer to a Julen Lopetegui's level, a decent coach, but at the moment guys like Pep, Klopp, Ancelotti are out of reach for the US right now
I see Klopp coming back , may be in a year or so, he needs to recharge his batteries, anyway not many clubs or countries can afford him, England for sure would love to have him as a manager and they have great players available , Usa have the money and not enough talented players right now ....
@@dagosegovia843 yea they do. Just like how most coaches r around the world. Look at spain. They dont have foreign coaches. Same with argentina, brazil. They dont have foreign coaches. Look at france. U know there has never been foreign coach with a national team ever won a world cup.
Klopp quit a month ago because he said he lacked the energy to do another season and wanted time with his family. To a month later change his mind i think would be seen as a pure slap in the face to his beloved liverpool fans and I honeslty don't think he'd do that. If it was the same situation but he'd quit last year i'd say there's a real chance he'd do it. But a month after quitting liverpool due to fatigue i think is an offense he wouldn't make. Even his 4th statement was a reference to liverpool fans in the us on a liverpool tour which should indicate where his head is. It's still at Anfield. Not in that he wants to go back in that he still loves the fans, the city and seems to want to stay in their graces.
As they've noted, a national team has a hell of a lot less time and effort necessary for the next near 2 years. If Liverpool fans felt slapped in the face over it, it would be because they want to.
It’s so frustrating seeing the 2 names being Klopp and Cherundalo. One of the best in the world and one a relatively young and unproven American. Can we please aim above a stereotypical American while not being stupid enough to go way too big? There are several excellent coaches that would be a massive improvement without having our heads in the clouds.
The only way Klopp comes to the USMNT to coach is if they make him the highest paid coach, with total control.
That wouldn't do it
@chriscoates503 maybe so, but like the saying goes..."everyone has a price!"
@sunvegeta money is not an issue to these managers, they want success and trophies
Klopp is already retired. He would love to live here in the USA to work a few times a year coaching the team
@@chriscoates503 MLS and the owners.
Yes because there's a legacy angle. If/when soccer grows more prominent in the US and you were the dude who leads this team on a deep run you will be a king for life.
That is why they would find many talented guys... but not big names like Klopp.
@kiroolioneaver8532 nobody is taking that team deep into a competition
Have anyone thought of Rafa Benitez, that's a top coach an is obtainable. Won champions league, real Madrid, Valencia, Everton an liverpool manager.
The money constraint argument is always interesting to me. There is likely no shortage of American soccer benefactors willing to bankroll a top-tier USMNT coach for the 2026 World Cup in the USA. If money is used as an excuse, it is because the US Soccer Federation has failed to be creative.
You US pundits are delusional.Cuz which part of this job is attrative.Klopp ain't leaving his cushy home in Liverpool to come to the US.To waste his time and skills to coach a mediocre team like the USMNT.
He would for 20 mil
For one thing, he isn't in Liverpool anymore and two the US is an attractive Job with a Home World Cup that could make a Coach Legendary on a whole other Continent
@@Awesomereach94 you realize that would be a pay cut for him, right
@@adamgt4037 Why do you think Jurgen Klopp gives a shit what Americans think about him? Do you seriously think people in other countries are dreaming of the day Americans care? Just ridiculous. Mark Twain, a pretty smart American, once said "Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry, and narrow-mindedness, and many of our people need it sorely on these accounts. Broad, wholesome, charitable views of men and things cannot be acquired by vegetating in one little corner of the earth all one's lifetime."
Living in the US is not the draw that Herc thinks it is...
It is when you can make $2 million a year 🤷♂️.
Never mind 2 million, it's a fantastic draw when you make over 5 million a year and still likely have loads paid for. Not every situation is the same.
For Many people that don’t live in the US already, you’d be surprised. Typical woke comment.
Exactly.And they make it look like it's a big flex.The US is not the granduer place that it used to be like 15-20 yrs ago.The US is gone thru and overrated.
@@connorscott5970he was making 16 17 million at Liverpool lmao
USMNT is an atractive job for a midtable club manager but not to am elite manager bc to them its atractive to manage a team like Germany bc it has prestige and history whereas managing the USMNT its struggling with what is limited talent compared to the nations theyre more than capable of managing. Money will not be the issue in this subject imo.
It’s not a super attractive job but it’s not a terrible job
Good take.
Klopp was able to completely overhaul Liverpool’s talent, which he could not do at the international level-only so many US “Golden Generation”players to work with…
We need to replace golden with urine.
More like a copper generation.Cuz their's nothing golden about this generation.
What have they won that past generations of the USMNT havent to have earned the tittle of “golden generation” ???
@@dagosegovia843 derision
@@MrThumbs63 huh?
Does the us develop the youth like europe south america and africa? Or do you have to pay to play? Start there first. If you bring even guardiola he cant help these players
Your point is a valid criticism of US soccer but not really relevant to the job of US manager. The players at the national level are skilled
But yes the USSF has been failing at the youth level for decades
Did Donavan drop a hint
Remember when Roberto Martinez' name was pinging pretty hard
I miss klinsmann being the coach. The usmnt had fire and grit when he coached. I think they fired him too soon. People forget he only had two losses in wc qualifying when he was fired. He had time to turn the ship around and his firing was too hasty. I think what happened was not having tim howard after the 2014 wc. Instead we had guzan the absolute WORST us goal ever. He was an open gate!
His team was managed terribly. He benefitted from having players like Clint Dempsey on his roster
Klinsmann was the best US manager in the last 15 years for sure. His flaws were not playing consistent strategies or rosters in competitive games. And he will also be remembered for not taking Donovan to the 2014 WC which everyone knew was wrong. But the US attack under him was fluid and effective unlike the counterattack style that Bradley and berhakter brought
You have to be trolling. Klinnsmann is and was a disaster. He was way on over his head. He literally FAILED to qualify for a World Cup
@@jsahkljdhkashvbosildhe sucked
We need a coach with 10 years plan and not a expecting big Wins.
I reckon only the people in USA think it's a somewhat attractive job.
Normally, I would say it’s not an attractive job, but not this cycle. 18 months to coach a World Cup host that has very little ambition means that there is almost no risk with a lot of reward. This is an attractive job for a good coach looking to improve a resume.
@@dienercontent6872Bruh,which part of this job is attractive?Cuz elite coaches ain't care if the US is hosting the World Cup.Also,coaching the USMNT wouldn't improve a coach's resume.Cuz look at Klinnsman.He coached the USMNT.And it hasn't done sh!t for him.
@@dienercontent6872zero ambition? What? You really think there is no risk to an established coach if the US get grouped at a home WC? Be real, there’s pretty big expectations here especially from the casual fan.
@@lavs8696no big euro coach is going to coach the usa. Unless its crazy money off and utter total control. Which americans will never do. They need like young arsene wenger. Tear down the squad n rebuild it. Thats 4 to 5 years
I’d say no. Probably so much front office BS and nepotism preventing you from fully doing your job
To a top coach it isn't an overly attractive job, allegedly they've had people ask Klopp and he said he's not interested, it's a project, Klopp will take a job with a massive club/or he'll take the Germany job when he chooses to return, there are guys on the level below, hell Julen Lopetegui probably would have taken the job if he was offered, the next US coach will be closer to a Julen Lopetegui's level, a decent coach, but at the moment guys like Pep, Klopp, Ancelotti are out of reach for the US right now
Germany has a solid young coach, why would they bring in Klopp?
@historynerd85 if they're not satisfied with Nagelsmann at any point
IF YOU PAY THEY(klopp) WILL COME...
Not curious about how awful Trent and Joe Gomez are as "defenders"
The return jurgen klinsmann!
Please no
The allure of living in the US?!? 😂😂😂😂😂 don’t think he’s missing out, especially after November…
Exactly.These people are delusional.
If anything, the wokeness in us is repulsive... and that was promoted by the senile _who am I_ Joe.
I am european, just to make it clear.
The allure of tents cities and drive by shootings.
@@jackied962
What is caused before November though...
i think Klopp will be playing USA vs England against each other...it all depends on how England does in Euros.
Ha I doubt he'll come to England either, but do you actually think theirs a chance he'd chose US over England if both were in the running ha
Saudi Arabia can pay him more and give more. As a canadian Jesse is a beast. His mind is crazy.
Its an attractive job, but not necessarily for footballing reasons.
What are these two in middle smokin
I see Klopp coming back , may be in a year or so, he needs to recharge his batteries, anyway not many clubs or countries can afford him, England for sure would love to have him as a manager and they have great players available , Usa have the money and not enough talented players right now ....
Germany will fire there coach and hire Klopp
Not more than being coach to Mexican national team even winning they get roasted. very good show guys, saludos from acapulco mexico.
Mexican national team doesnt need to get european coach. They need someone who has coached in liga mx
@@DominicanKnightby the same logic the usa doesnt need a european coach, they need a coach thats coached in mls. ussf sure seems to think this way
@@dagosegovia843 yea they do. Just like how most coaches r around the world. Look at spain. They dont have foreign coaches. Same with argentina, brazil. They dont have foreign coaches. Look at france. U know there has never been foreign coach with a national team ever won a world cup.
@@DominicanKnight sure man
@@dagosegovia843 u know why. Because americans dont support mls or clubs in usa. Americans tend to worship to the alter of the british
Klopp quit a month ago because he said he lacked the energy to do another season and wanted time with his family. To a month later change his mind i think would be seen as a pure slap in the face to his beloved liverpool fans and I honeslty don't think he'd do that. If it was the same situation but he'd quit last year i'd say there's a real chance he'd do it. But a month after quitting liverpool due to fatigue i think is an offense he wouldn't make. Even his 4th statement was a reference to liverpool fans in the us on a liverpool tour which should indicate where his head is. It's still at Anfield. Not in that he wants to go back in that he still loves the fans, the city and seems to want to stay in their graces.
As they've noted, a national team has a hell of a lot less time and effort necessary for the next near 2 years.
If Liverpool fans felt slapped in the face over it, it would be because they want to.
I heard Jimmy lozano is couching usa
casey, get off the panel cause u never say anything meaningful
LOL, look how grumpy Gomez is at the end of the discussion to have his delusional bubble popped by smarter former players.
It’s so frustrating seeing the 2 names being Klopp and Cherundalo.
One of the best in the world and one a relatively young and unproven American.
Can we please aim above a stereotypical American while not being stupid enough to go way too big?
There are several excellent coaches that would be a massive improvement without having our heads in the clouds.
No its not
Maybe if the name wasnt soccer people would take us more seriously
Are you blaming Americans for that name soccer?
@StylistecS I'm simply saying it not called soccer football but you guys have eggball instead
@@Blackcrome83 then the Brit’s shouldn’t have named it soccer.
@StylistecS the brits realised their mistake lol. If the British jump off a cliff top are you to jump too 👀🤣💯
Who gave this dude the name Hercules?? The two fellas at the ends of the table could crush the little boy and his obvious obsession with himself
He's just not bright. So, so many dumb takes.
Know nothing opinions
Germany will fire there coach and hire Klopp