The U.S. Soccer Federation has officially extended Mauricio Pochettino's contract, confirming that the Argentine manager will remain in charge of the U.S. Men's National Team through 2030.
The new agreement goes beyond leading the senior national team, giving Pochettino a broader role in shaping the future of American soccer. Alongside preparing the USMNT for the 2026 FIFA World Cup and the years that follow, he and his coaching staff will contribute to the development of youth national teams, coaching education, talent pathways, collaboration with professional leagues, and the overall technical direction of U.S. Soccer.
Since taking over in September 2024, Pochettino has been tasked with building a competitive squad ahead of the 2026 World Cup. With this long-term extension, U.S. Soccer has reaffirmed its confidence in his vision, aiming to establish sustained progress across every level of the country's football structure.
