USMNT Holds Open Training Session in California; Pochettino Quips on Tech Issues
The United States men's national team recently hosted an open training session at Championship Soccer Stadium in Irvine, California, identified as their 2026 World Cup home base. The event, held on Monday, drew approximately 5,500 fans. During the session, Mauricio Pochettino encountered microphone difficulties while attempting to address the crowd, leading to a light-hearted remark about the technology.
The United States men's national team recently held an open training session in Irvine, California, attracting 5,500 fans. The event took place on Monday at Championship Soccer Stadium, which has been designated as the team's home base for the 2026 World Cup.
During the session, Mauricio Pochettino attempted to speak to the gathered supporters. He experienced technical difficulties with the microphone, which flickered and provided choppy audio.
Once the audio issues were resolved, Pochettino made a humorous comment in his Rioplatense-accented English, stating, “We are in the greatest country in the world, but the technology does not work.”
The US team is preparing for the 2026 World Cup with an objective that extends beyond individual competition, aiming to strengthen their influence and voice in the sport. (Source: The Guardian Sport)
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