U.S. Soccer 's Gregg Berhalter on Gearing Up for the World Cup

The transcript covers the US Men's National Soccer Team's preparation for the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, highlighting challenges such as the timing and location of the tournament. It discusses the team's development since 2018, focusing on young players and strategic planning. The experience of qualifying in CONCACAF, the impact of COVID-19 on player development, and the future of US Soccer leading up to the 2026 World Cup are explored. The new equal pay agreement for US Soccer teams is also discussed, along with coaching strategies and audience questions.

Who was a member of two World Cup squads as a player and is now leading the US Men's national team in Qatar in 2022?

What challenges does the US Men's national team face with the World Cup being held in Qatar in November?

How does the coach plan to adapt to the unique conditions of the World Cup in Qatar?

What steps did the US Men's national team take to recover from not qualifying for the previous World Cup?

What is the significance of the average age of the players in the current US Men's national team?

How has the development of soccer in the US changed over the past decade?

In what ways does the coach believe the 2026 World Cup will create a cultural shift in soccer in the United States?

What impact does the new collective bargaining agreement between the US men's and women's national teams have on the future of soccer in the US?

What strategies does the coach employ to maximize the limited time with players during international camps?

How does the coach ensure consistency in messaging to different groups, such as players and the media?