Yes, Mauricio Pochettino. He's coached a lot of top clubs in Europe including Chelsea and Tottenham (made a Champions League finals appearance with Spurs). He's a good manager when he has the right players. I feel like his style fits the current projected roster although we may see tweaks at the 9 as Poch seems to like a bigger, more physical 9 (see Harry Kane) so we might see more of Sargent or Haji Wright or maybe even Jorden Pefok finds himself back in the mix. I still see Balogun in the mix but more of a complement to the big 9, sort of like you saw with Son at Spurs when Kane was still there.
Unlike Klinsmann and Berhalter, I think Poch will also be more willing to adapt his style to the best players the US can run out there instead of trying to fit round pegs in square holes. And it seems after last night's game vs New Zealand that Pulisic is already tasking Poch with setting a tone and helping develop a culture surrounding US soccer. Which also tells me Pulisic doesn't have a strong enough personality to be the leader in the locker room.
