There’s really only one solution for USMNT heading into World Cup with uncertainty
The USMNT is preparing for the World Cup with a focus on an aggressive playing style under coach Mauricio Pochettino. In a recent friendly against Germany, the team struggled with pressure but showcased a tactical shift with Malik Tillman in a holding midfield role. Pochettino aims to leverage the team's strengths by emphasizing fluid soccer and offensive play.
- ▪Mauricio Pochettino is the head coach of the US men's national team.
- ▪The USMNT lost 2-1 to Germany in a recent friendly match.
- ▪Pochettino's strategy involves playing Malik Tillman in a holding midfield role.
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Ethan Sears There’s really only one solution for USMNT heading into World Cup with uncertainty By Ethan Sears Published June 6, 2026, 11:10 p.m. ET United States head coach Mauricio Pochettino reacts during the first half of an international friendly soccer match against Germany in Chicago, Saturday, June 6, 2026. AP Photo/Nam Y. Huh CHICAGO — The most interesting tactical wrinkle introduced by Mauricio Pochettino on Saturday was also a nod to how his U.S. men’s national team needs to play in order to have success at the World Cup that descends this week on the continent after eight long years of buildup. Chris Richards or no Chris Richards, the USMNT is not like its predecessors whose identity relied on grinding out games.
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