00:00It's time to talk about the latest, greatest stories that are happening right now.
00:04Obviously, we have to talk about the breaking news of Pochettino.
00:07Mauricio Pochettino, the coach of the United States,
00:10has decided to accept the skipper job at Manchester United,
00:15a troublesome place to land,
00:17a club that has had over 13 coaches in the last 12 years,
00:22counting in caretakers and managers.
00:25Pochettino says, I want the job.
00:27I think I can do something for the team.
00:29And I'm just going to leave these kids and, you know, just let them be.
00:34He will be on the bench during the Nation League games, upcoming games in November,
00:40finishing this cycle that started really, really well,
00:43really, really well for the United States.
00:44So it's going to be tough for the players because they come out of four wins
00:48in their first four friendlies.
00:50They're looking like they're going to win these games.
00:52And the names that are being thrown out for the replacement...
00:56I was going to say, we have to talk about the names.
00:58Talk about it because you brought that beat to us.
01:00It's crazy to think that this is going to be the new coach of the United States.
01:05Pep Guardiola is rumored, heavily rumored,
01:08to be considering being the head coach of the United States men's national team.
01:13This would be absolutely massive.
01:14We were talking about it on Latin Nation Sports,
01:16how this would be absolutely transformational, right?
01:20A coach of this much stature, of, you know, so much experience would be so important
01:26and transformational for this team, not only, you know, in strategy,
01:30but also in likability.
01:31We were talking about this.
01:33The U.S. men's national team definitely made some steps, right?
01:36This World Cup before.
01:37Haven't been the most likable team, to be quite honest.
01:40But I think this is definitely, you know, going to make a difference.
01:43And hopefully in the, you know, I'm looking for the word, the animal.
01:49There's not a word in English.
01:50I couldn't think of it in English.
01:51Animal of the team.
01:53And, you know, just the morale, if you will.
01:57Absolutely.
02:00Well, there's obviously everybody's talking about it.
02:03I read some articles on some of the pundits of the MLS skier that the players are actually
02:11really happy with Pochettino.
02:12They didn't want him to lead because he's actually pretty agreeable with them.
02:18The discipline doesn't seem to be that high on the list.
02:21I think it's more of a chemistry, which I think it works because the U.S.
02:26is still a developing country in terms of football, right?
02:29Like, they do not understand the passion and the magic that happens in teams like Argentina.
02:35And Pochettino has tried to put some of that passion and some of that way of understanding
02:40the game.
02:41And I think players like it because the performances on the pitch is happening.
02:44They play really well.
02:45They're happy with the coach's idea and they're executing well.
02:49Now, this will definitely derail.
02:51But if the rumors are true and Pep Guardiola come, I think that Cuidate Mexico,
02:56because I don't know when are we going to win against the United States again, because
03:00Pep Guardiola is a game changer.
03:02He is a player that has had success in every team that he went.
03:08And then as a coach, again, repeated that success multiple times, breaking records and coaching
03:14some of the best talent ever in the history of the game.
03:18Messi, Haaland, Bernardo Silva, Rodri, you name it.
03:22The best of the best.
03:23Pep Guardiola has coached them.
03:24So the amount of understanding and knowledge that he has to give to a national team that
03:29has talent, that has also a pipeline of production of players to be exported to Europe, that
03:36Mexico is falling behind greatly in that term.
03:40So this could be something that really, really would put a lot of pressure in the Mexican
03:44Federation to do something big because, you know, Rafa Marquez is under a lot of pressure.
03:50You know, League Cup is coming.
03:51The game against the America is critical for them to win.
03:55And let's see, Camille.
03:56Speaking of international soccer, today, officially, Italy has beat France 3-1.
04:06Massive news, right?
04:08We know what he needs to score, the opening goal for France, but things just kind of fell
04:11apart.
04:12Is this what France looks like without Mbappe playing?
04:16That is, without a doubt, the beautiful ragazzos italianos regresan.
04:21You know that I'm a big Italy fan.
04:22I got my jersey before the end of the qualification last World Cup.
04:27And nothing, I couldn't wear it on the cup.
04:30But I feel like Italy has been doing a lot of work internally to rebuild the national team.
04:36And I think this is the first step.
04:37I think this is one of those games that return the trust to the players of Italy.
04:42It confirms that they have a path forward because France is one of the top teams in the
04:48world.
04:48And either with or without Mbappe, I feel like they are the team to beat in every match.
04:54So kudos to Italy.
04:56I think they did a great job.
04:57And they continue winning Forza Italia.
04:59I hope so.
05:00I hope this is, you know, the motivation and that extra spark that they need.
05:04Because, you know, I would love to see them in the next World Cup.
05:07It's been, it's getting kind of sad, guys.
05:09I'm going to be honest.
05:10It's getting a little sad at this point.
05:13Something's got to change.
05:14And I don't know, maybe by some miracle, this is what they needed.
