The United States Soccer Federation confirmed on August 3, 2026 that Mauricio Pochettino will remain at the helm of the senior men’s national team through the end of the 2030 World Cup cycle.
Pochettino, who took charge on September 10, 2024, expressed enthusiasm for the opportunity to build on the progress made since his arrival, citing the growing passion of fans as a catalyst for belief.
The new agreement binds the Argentine coach to oversee not only World Cup qualifiers but also the Nations League and the Gold Cup, ensuring continuity across a pivotal period for U.S. soccer.
Beyond the tactical responsibilities, Pochettino outlined a vision that extends to the broader architecture of the federation, emphasizing stronger pathways for emerging players, developing coaches, and strengthening the domestic pipeline.
A Vision for the Future
He described the role as a chance to leave a lasting imprint on the sport in the United States, shaping a system that can sustain success for decades.