Mauricio Pochettino new US coach

After his experiences with Tottenham, Chelsea and PSG, Mauricio Pochettino’s coaching career will continue on the bench of a national team. The Argentine technician è has been officially announced as the moving Technical Commissioner of the United States of America.

“The U.S. Soccer Federation has named Mauricio Pochettino as the new coach of the U.S. men’s national team. Pochettino, 52, an experienced and highly respected coach, has had successful experiences with several top European clubs, including Tottenham Hotspur, Paris Saint-Germain and Chelsea. Known for building teams with dynamic playing styles, he will now takeà the helm of the U.S. national team, bringing his vast experience and tactical acumen to guide the team to the 2026 FIFA World Cup at home.

As part of the transition process, Crocker appointed Mikey Varas as interim head coach for the matches against Canada last Saturday and against New Zealand. Varas, an observer of the USMNT’s opponents during the 2022 FIFA World Cup and an assistant since 2023, è was originally hired as head coach of the U-20 MNT in November 2021 and coached the U-20 MNT to the top of their group at the 2023 FIFA U-20 World Cup in Argentina.

Pochettino brings with him a wealth of experience gained in Europe. He began his coaching career with Espanyol in La Liga before moving to the Premier League, where he made a significant impact with Southampton and later with Tottenham Hotspur. At Spurs, he led the team to their first UEFA Champions League final in 2019 and consistently achieved top-four finishes in the Premier League. After his successful stint in England, Pochettino took the reins at Paris Saint-Germain, where he won the Ligue 1 title, the Coupe de France and the Trophée des Champions, also leading the team to the UEFA Champions League semifinals.

In addition to his successes on the pitch, Pochettino è known for his ability to manage and motivate high-profile players and his dedication to developing young talent. Many players who have worked under him have praised his ability to nurture their growth and maximize their potential. This focus on youth development aligns well with US Soccer’s long-term strategy to build a solid pipeline of talent for the national team. Pochettino’s appointment è supported in large part by a philanthropic gift to leadership from Kenneth C. Griffin, founder and CEO of Citadel and founder of Griffin Catalyst. Additional support è was provided by Scott Goodwin, co-founder and managing partner of Diameter, and several business partners.

Born in Murphy, Argentina, Pochettino had a brilliant playing career as a central defender, earning 20 appearances with the Argentine national team. He has played for clubs such as Newell’s Old Boys, Espanyol, Paris Saint-Germain and Bordeaux. Pochettino è holds a UEFA Pro license and is fluent in Spanish, French and English. He will work closely with US Soccer staff to ensure a smooth transition and lay the foundation for success in upcoming competitions” this is the lengthy statement issued by the US Soccer Federation.

“The decision to join US Soccer was not just about soccer for me; it was about the journey that this team and this country are on. The energy, the passion and the hunger to accomplish something truly historic here: these are the things that inspired me. The opportunity’to lead the U.S. men&#39s national team, in front of fans as passionate as the players, è something I couldn&#39t pass up” these, instead, are Mauricio Pochettino&#39s first statements.

Attualmente svincolato dopo la scadenza del contratto con l’Adana

Mario Balotelli è ancora senza squadra. Dopo la scadenza del suo contratto con l’Adana Demirspor, lo scorso luglio, SuperMario non ha ancora trovato una nuova sistemazione. Motivo per cui, si sta allenando, insieme ad un paio di amici, a Castegnato, in provincia di Brescia.

A 34 anni, Mario Balotelli si sente ancora in grado di dare il suo contributo e, infatti, è alla ricerca di un nuovo club dove rimettersi in gioco. Tuttavia, questa volta ha una richiesta precisa: “Mi piacerebbe davvero tanto restare in Italia questa volta”, le sue chiare parole a La Repubblica.

Purtroppo, almeno per il momento, nessun club italiano, di Serie A o anche Serie B, pare essersi fatto avanti. L’attaccante, classe 1990, non demorde e continua a lavorare duro: “Sono qui perché è il mio lavoro. È la mia vita. Voglio farmi trovare pronto”.

I momenti migliori della carriera di Mario Balotelli sono alle spalle ma l’ex centravanti della Nazionale (ha segnato 14 reti in azzurro) non ha nessuna intenzione di ritirarsi. Vuole continuare a giocare e, possibilmente, farlo in Italia. L’ultima sua apparizione “italiana” è stata nella stagione 2020/21 con la casacca del Monza. Arrivato durante la finestra invernale, ha segnato sei gol in 14 presenze totali con i monzesi, allora in cadetteria.

The Blue doesn&#39t want to let his comrades lack support

After participating in all the ritual appointments, a natural consequence of winning the US Open, Jannik Sinner has decided to take a break, The world number one has returned to Italy. He will now spend a few days of absolute rest in Sesto Pusteria, together with his parents whom he has not seen for some time.

Coming back from a very intense period, both on and off the field, Jannik Sinner needs to recharge his batteries and he will do it at home, where he can live his daily life in a simple and quiet way. Many more challenges await him, including the ATP Finals and, hopefully, a new date with the Davis Cup.

Here, the Davis Cup. Not summoned by captain Filippo Volandri for the stage scheduled to take place in Bologna (in agreement with the world number 1 himself), Jannik Sinner nonetheless intends not to let his fellow Azzurri lack support. In fact, on Sunday, he will be at the Unipol Arena in Casalecchio to watch, as an interested fan, the match between Italy and Holland, the last day of the round.

With the “Azzurri parenthesis” over, he will prepare for his next official engagement, namely the “ATP 500 in Beijing, scheduled from September 26. A tournament he won last year and which, therefore, he must honor to the best of his ability. Clearly, his (and all Italians’) hope is that Italy will qualify for the November Davis Cup finals. Lì will be there 100 percent.