NU STADIUM (Miami) — What had begun as a perfectly normal camp for the USA’s men’s soccer team quickly turned into anything but. U.S. coach Mauricio Pochettino arrived at the program's training facility outside of Atlanta last weekend focused solely on the task at hand: beating Haiti, a fellow 2026 World Cup participant, over two legs in the Concacaf Nations League quarterfinals. Before many of the USA's European-based players had even boarded their trans-Atlantic flights to Georgia’s capital, a sequence of events had begun to unfold that ended with Manchester United — one of the biggest brands in sports — naming Pochettino, a former Chelsea…
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