Former USMNT star Charlie Davies recently expressed his disappointment with Mauricio Pochettino's leadership of the US Men's National Team. According to Davies, there is a lack of direction and decisiveness under Pochettino's management, resulting in the team failing to achieve a 'signature win'. This criticism comes amidst growing concerns over the team's performance and progress.

Adding to the criticism, former USMNT goalkeeper Tony Meola also weighed in on the situation, stating that the team has shown no signs of improvement since Pochettino took over from the previous coach, Gregg Berhalter. Meola's comments reflect a broader sentiment within the soccer community regarding the perceived stagnation of the national team.

The critiques from Davies and Meola highlight the urgent need for improvement and a clearer direction within the USMNT. As the team prepares for upcoming competitions and aims to cement its position on the international stage, addressing these concerns will be crucial for success. Pochettino and the coaching staff face mounting pressure to deliver results and prove their ability to lead the team to greater heights.