- December 19, 2021
- Posted by: Stratford Team
- Category: Business
By Michael Lewis
FrontRowSoccer.com Editor
As good as 2021 was for the U.S. men’s national team – the squad won a record 17 games – head coach Gregg Berhalter won’t be resting on his laurels in the new year.
After all, there’s a World Cup to qualify for.
“It’s clearly unfinished business,” Berhalter told Fox Sports after Saturday night’s 1-0 win over Bosnia and Herzegovina in Carson, Calif. “We’re not there yet. We know [we have] six games [to] go. We take one game at a time. Our goal is to qualify, and we do that by a good performance and then on to the next game. That’s all we can do. It’s been a great year. I can’t thank the players enough for everything they’ve given us as a staff. But now it’s time to really get it done in 2022.”
The Americans will play three World Cup qualifiers early next year, hosting El Salvador on Jan. 27, playing Canada in Hamilton, Ontario on Jan. 30 and then welcoming Honduras on…
