Ange Postecoglou's future as Tottenham manager has been the subject of intense speculation this week following a run of six defeats and one draw across their last seven Premier League games

Here are the biggest winners from the USMNT's January camp and a look at where they stand among the rest of the player pool.

U.S. men's national team forward Ricardo Pepi could miss up to three months with a knee injury, putting him at risk of missing the Concacaf Nations League semifinal against Panama in March. Pepi picked up the injury in PSV's 3-2 win over Liverpool in the UEFA Champions League on Wednesday,

On loan from Bundesliga side Eintracht Frankfurt, USMNT starlet Paxten Aaronson has his eyes set on impressing Mauricio Pochettino ahead of the 2026 World Cup

With the U.S. men’s national team's 2026 FIFA World Cup opener just 500 days away, now's the perfect time to take stock of where the American player pool stands.

"A return for Mauricio Pochettino would undoubtedly excite Tottenham fans, but is very unlikely. He has recently taken charge of the United States men’s national team and while a north London comeback remains a tantalising prospect, his current commitments make it improbable in the near term."

The gathering was about a new group of players proving themselves to their coach but, as it turns out, the man in charge had plenty to take away, too

Mauricio Pochettino is the manager of the United States men's national team, but had things been different, he could be in charge of one of the world's giants

They could care less about the noise that’s generated across comment sections and online forums that diminish MLS as a pipeline for the national team. The reality, though, is quite simple: January camp is not a collection of the country’s best players.

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — With Lionel Messi in Major League Soccer, and Argentine coach Mauricio Pochettino taking the helm of the U.S. men’s national team ahead of the 2026 World Cup, the Argentine presence in American soccer is clear. Can Pochettino ...

With Lionel Messi living with his family in the United States for over a year now, there has been recent talk about the possibility of the Argentine superstar's children playing for the USMNT. Coach Mauricio Pochettino shared his thoughts on the matter.

USMNT coach Mauricio Pochettino gave Diego "Big Balls" Luna a new nickname after assisting a goal in Wednesday's 3-0 win over Costa Rica.