Officially, Gregg Berhalter remains a candidate to continue as U.S. men's national team head coach. Earnie Stewart said so earlier this month. After Stewart decided to leave hispost as U.S. Soccer sporting director, still, 'nothing has changed on that front,' U.S. Soccer president Cindy Parlow Cone said Thursday.
in 2018 than to a simple decision of whether or not to retain Berhalter. His contract has expired. He is not currently a U.S. Soccer employee, and almost certainly won't be in February or March or April.
So, could that coach still be Berhalter? Perhaps. “Gregg remains a candidate,” Parlow Cone said Thursday. But that is likely because, as Batson said earlier this month, “We have agreed that we need to let the investigation play out before we can make any determinations [on Berhalter or the future of the program].”
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