There’s been no shortage of headlines for the United States men’s national soccer team since its World Cup run ended with a defeat to the Netherlands. And a week of turnover in the federation’s front office ended winless on the pitch in the team’s first two matches since Qatar.
A squad comprised primarily of young and MLS-based players played Colombia to a goalless draw in a friendly near Los Angeles on Saturday. It wasn’t a match that lacked end-to-end action, as Los Cafeteros were more than willing to get out on the break, but there was little end product on both sides.
The draw, three days after a loss to Serbia, is a backdrop for the uncertainty that surrounds the future of the USMNT, specifically in its leadership.
