U.S. Soccer is expected to make a decision on the future of men’s national team coach Gregg Berhalter by the middle of next week, multiple sources told FOX Sports.

A decision on United States men's national soccer coach Gregg Berhalter's future with the team is expected next week, per a Fox Sports exclusive. The

Their run of group play got off to a positive start, with a 2-0 win over Bolivia that could have easily seen the USMNT add another goal or two. But then everything went downhill in the 18th minute against Panama when Tim Weah punched an opponent and earned himself a red card and a quick trip to the showers. Continue reading

FOX Sports' Rob Stone joins Jason McIntyre to discuss whether Gregg Berhalter's time as USMNT's manager is up after a disappointing Copa América finish.

After 2026, the USMNT won’t get another opportunity to host a World Cup with a competitive talent pool for decades. And if Berhalter continues at the job, U.S. Soccer would have willingly wasted that once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. While Berhalter’s body of work is disqualifying, that single moment should have been the final straw.

The U.S. soccer team’s largest supporters’ group has called for coach Gregg Berhalter’s ouster following the team’s first-round elimination from the Copa America.

U.S. Soccer surely must hold Berhalter accountable for the program’s stagnation. And even if the stagnation isn’t entirely Berhalter’s fault, it now seems clear that replacing him would raise the USMNT’s ceiling ahead of the 2026 World Cup.

The U.S. men's national soccer team would be rid of Gregg Berhalter and have a new coach if the American Outlaws -- the squad's highest profile supporter group -- has its way.