The Chicago Fire's Gregg Berhalter defended his tenure as the U.S. men's national team head coach, describing it as a "job well done" before he was fired last July following the team's group stage ...

This marks the first time since 2018 that new Head Coach Gregg Berhalter is at the helm for an MLS team—he was head coach of the Columbus Crew from 2013 to 2018, and was coach of the U.S. Men's ...

However, as former manager Gregg Berhalter looked back on his time coaching the USMNT recently it goes to show that there's still significant room for growth for the men's side. Berhalter took ...

Berhalter said to a small group of reporters after his talk at the convention. “That type of pressing, we came up with our player pool in mind – what we have and what we're looking to bring in.

The Mauricio Pochettino era has arrived for the USMNT and things are looking good following a bright end to 2024. What's next for the Yanks?

Mauricio Pochettino, the Argentine coach tasked with leading the U.S. national team through the 2026 World Cup, said he and his staff have been quite impressed with the level of play from the MLS players at camp in Fort Lauderdale this week.

For coach Mauricio Pochettino, Saturday's friendly against Venezuela will provide a clearer idea of where many of the USMNT's 2026 World Cup hopefuls stand.

Chicago Fire are reportedly looking to bring Neymar to MLS this year. The Eastern Conference side could even offer the Brazilian wages which would rival his former team-mate Lionel Messi. Neymar

In today's MLS rumors, Neymar of Al-Hilal linked with the Chicago Fire and other MLS clubs, Atlanta United & Middlesbrough agree on a deal for Latte Lath.

If Brazilian star Neymar does join Major League Soccer, these five clubs would be the best fits for the Al-Hilal forward.

It’s unclear which other MLS clubs are having talks with Neymar as the Chicago Fire are the only ones to be named. While it would be incredible to see Neymar reunited with Messi and company, new Herons head coach Javier Mascherano said that the MLS salary rules have made it “impossible” to acquire the Brazilian.

Chicago Fire FC is engaged in “preliminary negotiations” with Brazil soccer legend Neymar, according to multiple reports.