USMNT coach Gregg Berhalter blew up against MLS for this reason

We are five months apart from the begging of the 2022 Qatar World Cup. The United States National Team is working to do a good job and they are close to defining the team will represented them. USMNT is aiming to advance to the second phase of the competition.

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The coach of the United States Soccer Team, Gregg Berhalter spoke about the young players he has. These have been detected in the MLS but now they have decided to play in Europe.

Berhalter questioned that these footballers advanced their processes to play in Europe. This has hurt them in their careers.

He sees that the MLS soon exports its players

“I think it's important to keep this aspect in mind with some recent MLS transfers. They came too soon (to Europe). Think of the case of Bryan Reynolds, who went to Roma, or George Bello. An argument can be made that they could have stayed in MLS and dominated the league and then moved on,” he said.

Gregg Berhalter is upset by the departure of these players and asks that they stay longer in the MLS.

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