Today is Brian McBride’s 52nd birthday. His interview with CBS Sports show KICKIN’ IT also dropped today, where he spoke about his exit from U.S. Soccer Federation. “They restructured. There’s no longer a general manager,” he said. “I was supposed to take a different position that would entail all five aspects of business with a technical knowledge. But the budget didn’t come through. So it went away. I was hurt.” “I haven’t talked to Matt Crocker.” “A lot of things at U.S. Soccer surprised me.” “At the end of the day, you understand it’s a business, but a lot of times, decisions were made not necessarily for technical side of things but for business side of things.” McBride is a legend for the USMNT with 96 caps. He recently admitted that he wishes he had played four more games to get 100 caps, he can’t understand himself for retiring at 96 😂 The former striker scored 30 goals for the USMNT, and became GM of the USMNT in 2020. As GM, he worked with the players off the pitch ...