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Sergino Dest signs for Barcelona! The future of the USMNT looks bright

Sergino Dest signs for Barcelona! The future of the USMNT looks bright

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Sergino Dest signs for Barcelona! The future of the USMNT looks bright

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Length:
77 minutes
Released:
Oct 1, 2020
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

Coming off the news of Sergino Dest’s historic transfer to Barcelona, David Gass and Charlie Davies get on the line with USMNT head coach Gregg Berhalter to break down all the big questions: How does he see the depth chart at center forward? Where does Gio Reyna fit into the USMNT set up? What is the club future for Jordan Morris? And what does it mean to have so many young Americans playing at big clubs? Then the guys have some fun putting together a dream MLS under 22 five-a-side team (make sure to vote on who did better!). We round out the show with the best building-block players for starting an MLS team, what trades should happen in MLS right now, and listener questions.  6:02 - Sergino Dest officially signs for Barcelona! 10:11 - Gregg Berhalter Interview 28:12 - How Berhalter sees the USMNT forward position 34:26 - Should Jordan Morris go to Europe? 40:19 - Where does Gio Reyna fit with the national team? 45:06 - Pick your dream five-a-side team from the MLS 22 under 22 list 1:01:42 - Previewing Toronto - Philadelphia 1:12:27 - Mailbag 
Released:
Oct 1, 2020
Format:
Podcast episode

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MLSsoccer.com's Extratime is the premier soccer podcast in North America. Every Monday and Thursday, hosts Andrew Wiebe, David Gass, Matt Doyle and Bobby Warshaw discuss the latest news surrounding Major League Soccer & North American soccer with A-list guests that include players, coaches, GMs, journalists, and more. Follow on Twitter @ExtraTimeRadio, email your comments and questions to ExtraTime@mlssoccer.com or text/call the Hot-Take Hotline (401-206-0MLS)!