Gregg Berhalter

The United States men’s national team triumphed 4-0 against Costa Rica in an international friendly on Wednesday. After the phenomenal victory against Mexico in the Nations League final, head coach Gregg Berhalter decided to switch up the starting lineup completely and test his team’s depth. Critics have long commented on...

Gregg Berhalter explained the decision to leave Yunus Musah out of the U.S. men's national team's two CONCACAF Nations League wins while also offering an update on the injury suffered by goalkeeper Zack Steffen. Musah was the only available USMNT outfield player not to appear in the team's wins over...

United States men's national team defender Mark McKenzie was the target of racist abuse online this past weekend following the team's 3-2 win in extra time over Mexico in the Concacaf Nations League. The Genk defender, who is Black, was targeted after helping the U.S. win the first-year trophy and build momentum ahead of next month's Gold Cup.

The result was better than the performance for the United States national team following a 3-2 win over Mexico on Sunday. The Nations League Final showed the character of the United States, something much ballyhooed about after the trophy was lifted. But what did we learn about Gregg Berhalter, the...

United States men's national team manager Gregg Berhalter said that midfielder Tyler Adams is "recovered and ready to go" for Sunday's CONCACAF Nations League final against Mexico after recuperating from a back injury. Adams missed the last three league games of RB Leipzig's Bundesliga season, as well as the DFB...

The United States men's national team coach Gregg Berhalter was full of praise for his side after beating Mexico in the CONCACAF Nations League final on Sunday. The USMNT lifted the Nations League trophy after a chaotic 3-2 over El Tri, marking the first time in eight years that they had prevailed over their rivals in a competitive fixture and further intensifying the rivalry between the two countries.

Thomas Rongen discusses the challenges facing Gregg Berhalter and the USMNT as they head into the Nations Cup.

USMNT head coach Gregg Berhalter has confirmed that Christian Pulisic will likely start against Honduras in the CONCACAF Nations League on Thursday. Pulisic made history as the first ever American player to ever win the Champions League on Saturday, coming off the bench for Chelsea and playing a phenomenal 30 minutes in the 1-0 triumph against Manchester City.

The USMNT will be missing some of their top players due to injuries and cup finals when they head to St. Gallen next weekend to take on Switzerland. Still, Gregg Berhalter called in many of what he considers his A lineup when he announced his 27-player roster today. Some players...

The United States Men’s National Team roster is going to be a little tricky for the month of March. Ahead of friendlies this month against Jamaica and Northern Ireland, Gregg Berhalter has named a 26-man roster to begin camp this weekend. Because several players will have a quarantine when heading...

It is certainly an intriguing roster for the United States national team ahead of friendlies at the end of the month against Jamaica and Northern Ireland. A total of 26 players were called into camp by head coach Gregg Berhalter as the continued work of molding and shaping the roster ahead of World Cup qualifiers continues to take place. It is a youthful squad and one absent several prominent players such as Weston McKennie, who has been a regular starter during his first season with Juventus.

Gregg Berhalter talks frequently about environment, and he’s confident enough in the one being built around the U.S. national team that he’s encouraged a coveted dual national to explore another and compare. Efraín Álvarez is only 18 years old, and he started just six MLS matches for his hometown LA...

We just hit the two year point for Gregg Berhalter’s term in charge of the United States Men’s National team, and to mark the occasion, I’m doing a comprehensive review of the team since he took charge. This is part four and final part of the series, and we will be talking about how the player pool has improved over the last two years. If you need to catch up, you can go back to the first, second, and third parts, where we talked about roster selection, dual nationals, and tactics, respectively. I hope all of you have enjoyed the series and found something insightful.

We just hit the two year point for Gregg Berhalter’s term in charge of the United States Men’s National team, and to mark the occasion, I’m doing a comprehensive review of the team since he took charge. This is part two of that series, and, today, we will be talking about dual nationals on the team. If you want to check out the first part, a review of who’s in and who’s out of the roster, you can find it here. The series will also continue next week, with discussions on tactics and the player pool. With that, let’s get started.

With the close of January camp, we passed a milestone. On January 27, 2019 and 5 days after that on February 2nd, Gregg Berhalter fielded his first two teams as head coach of the United States Men’s National Team. And with the victory over Trinidad and Tobago on January 31st, we marked the two year point since those first two games. This basically marks a halfway point in the four year cycle, with about 6 months to go until World Cup Qualifying starts, and just shy of two years until the World Cup kicks off in November 2022.