Former Germany Soccer legend; Jürgen Klinsmann now the U.S. men’s national team coach geared up preparations with upcoming friendly matches against Belgium and Germany, after which the U.S will take on a series of World Cup qualifying games starting with a match against Jamaica in Kingston on June 7th.
According the German coach in video released by the US Soccer Federation, the U.S. squad is excited ahead of the upcoming games part of which are two friendlies especially the centennial game against Germany in Washington, after they are faced with World Cup qualifiers and they sure want to well in the big games, which is why the team spirit is high.
A total of 14 players arrived into the U.S. camp Sunday evening. The remaining seven completed the journey following their weekend matches in MLS and the Austrian Bundesliga.
Klinsmann said the team has couple of weeks of tireless work ahead as they will going into each game to well and record victory especially in the World Cup qualifiers as they want to be in Brazil 2014.
The U.S. squad will play Germany on Saturday in Washington in a match that will surely have its emotional moments. It will mark the 100th anniversary of the U.S. Soccer Federation as well as the first contest between Klinsmann and the side he played for many years, before retiring and also managed to the 2006 World Cup.