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Private money reshapes USMNT ahead of home World Cup

Hedge fund billionaire Ken Griffin funded Mauricio Pochettino's $6M annual USMNT coaching deal, the most expensive in US Soccer history, ahead of the 2026

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Private money reshapes USMNT ahead of home World Cup

Ken Griffin and Scott Goodwin funded Mauricio Pochettino's $6M-annual USMNT coach role for 2026 World Cup. Private capital reshaping public governance raises accountability questions as billionaires gain influence when institutional funding lags.

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nytimes.com15 h fa

U.S. Soccer wanted a top coach for the 2026 World Cup. Billionaires helped make it happen

In order for U.S. Soccer to swing big at a home World Cup, it needed financial help. Mauricio Pochettino wouldn't have been hired without it

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  1. giovedì 11 giugno 2026·nytimes.com

    U.S. Soccer wanted a top coach for the 2026 World Cup. Billionaires helped make it happen

    In order for U.S. Soccer to swing big at a home World Cup, it needed financial help. Mauricio Pochettino wouldn't have been hired without it

  2. giovedì 11 giugno 2026·cryptobriefing.com

    Private money reshapes USMNT ahead of home World Cup

    Hedge fund billionaire Ken Griffin funded Mauricio Pochettino's $6M annual USMNT coaching deal, the most expensive in US Soccer history, ahead of the 2026