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Pochettino agrees new contract till 2030 WC
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Mauricio Pochettino has agreed to remain in charge of the United States men’s national team through the 2030 World Cup, U.S. Soccer announced Monday. The 54-year-old Argentine, appointed in 2024 after leaving Chelsea, previously had a deal running to the 2026 World Cup. His attacking, high-press style helped the U.S. finish first in their World Cup group ahead of Australia, Paraguay and Turkey, posting the highest-ever points total (six) for the U.S. at a men’s finals. They advanced past Bosnia in the last 32 before losing 4-1 to Belgium at home.
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