The pursuit of Pep Guardiola to take over the U.S. men's national team could be short-lived. The Telegraph reported Sunday that Guardiola would reject any offer from U.S. Soccer to take over the head coach role because he is set to sit out a full year following his departure as Manchester City's manager earlier this summer. That comes on the heels of a report from talkSPORT on Saturday that said U.S. Soccer would begin "initial negotiations" with Guardiola this week. Guardiola won multiple trophies during his 19 years managing Barcelona, Bayern Munich and Manchester City. He wouldn't have any shortage of suitors if he wanted to return to the…
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