News about Eric Wynalda

Neither of the two former US players restrained themselves in their criticism of one another on social media just two days after the USA crashed out of Copa America with a 1-0 defeat to Uruguay. And although the two retirees are former forwards, they never were teammates on the Stars and Stripes. But, they both did represent their country at separate World Cups.

Former United States international Eric Wynalda has reportedly been named in a battery report involving a teen after a fight broke out while he coached his son's soccer team. The 54-year-old, who won 106 caps for his country between 1990 and 2000, is accused of trading insults with a teen on the opposition team. According to TMZ, who cite a Las Vegas police report, Wynalda called the boy a 'b****' and insulted his mother.  

'Gareth Southgate has unquestionably made some missteps here in his remarks about the French talented American playing for the first time,' the Soccer Hall of Famer said on The Action Network. "We can't just give out international opportunities to a player simply because we don't want them to play for someone else," Southgate said. Whoops - If he could take it back now, I think he would.'

Eric Wynalda, a former USA footballer, has screamed that the Reyna and Berhalter families is 'eight or nine months old,' and that Gregg Berhalter had a vendetta against Gio Reyna before the World Cup. Wynalda, a journalist who appeared on Hope Solo's podcast, outlined his argument in greater detail, saying that the saga "sheds light on an underworld story a lot of American soccer fans don't know exists.' Despite Berhalter's remarkably use as a substitute at the World Cup, the 20-year-old Reyna was unquestionably used as a pillar figure for the team in Qatar.

Hope Solo has released her verdict on the Berhalter and Reyna families' fallout, adding that Gio Reyna 'looks like a sniveling little boy' due to his parents' conflict. Solo delivered her opinion on the saga that has gripped US soccer so far in 2023 with former USA international Eric Wynalda, who explained his own assertion that the feud between the families has lasted 'eight or nine months.' Solo said, 'It's sad, in my eyes it's sad.' It's a stain on the sport we love, and no one comes out of this a champion.' Rosalind, Berhalter's wife, is the only true victim here.'

The USA team has been eliminated from the World Cup, but concerns about why Gio Reyna was involved in Gregg Berhalter's team are still unclear. In the second group game against England, the 19-year-old was expected to start as a starter before the tournament began in Qatar, and he has just played seven minutes in the tournament for USA so far. Former USA player Eric Wynalda's allegations that Reyan and USA coach Gregg Berhalter had fallen out, but Wynalda brushed back on that after the team defeated Iran 1-0 on Tuesday.

Eric Wynalda, a former immigrant, has quickly backtracked on his allegations that Gregg Berhalter asked Gio Reyna to lie about being wounded, insisting he did not mean to say'it and apologizing to those affected. Wynalda, a player in three World Cups, reported last week that Reyna, 20, had fallen out with the USA coach after refusing to lie about being injured for the Wales game, a claim that Berhalter denied. The America boss said, 'That's just not who I am,' not who I am at his press conference.' That's not what I am representing. So if you have to use my word or Eric's word, feel free. However, I have no idea what happened. I'm not sure I'm representing.'

Reyna was ruled out of the USA's opener against Wales due to an injury, and the 20-year-old also didn't make the starting XI against England, only arriving in the 83rd minute. Eric Wynalda, a former USMNT forward, accused Berhalter of lying about the injury and yelling Reyna to go along with it, which led to a "rift" between the two teams. However, when asked about Wynalda's allegations in a press conference ahead of the US's crunch clash against Iran on Monday, Berhalter maintained that he would not lie about such a topic.

Clint Dempsey, a former USMNT attacker, has ordered USA coach Gregg Berhalter to reshuffle his squad's tactics ahead of Tuesday's critical World Cup game against Iran, but he believes Gio Reyna should stay as a substitute. Eric Wynalda, another former USMNT attacker, reported on Saturday that there is a 'rift' between Reyna and Berhalter and the USA team requires the 19-year-old Borussia Dortmund attacker to be in the starting lineup. He was in the last seven minutes in England's 0-0 draw on Friday, but with the United States only scoring once in two games, it's unclear who should play in attack against Iran.

Eric Wynalda, a former U.S.MNT forward, has revealed that there is a 'chap' between Gio Reyna and Gregg Berhalter after the USA coach said that an injury is the reason he didn't participate in the game against Wales. Reyna performed much better than England in the 83rd minute of the match, and Wynalda claimed before the match that his absence from the squad had caused problems even within the USA camp. "With Gio Reyna out of the lineup right now, which has resulted in a lot of controversy within the team, even his own players are keen on him playing, and it seems there is some internal strife with the manager Gregg Berhalter," he wrote in a Twitter space with the LA Times.

The fact that the US men's national team trained with Saudi Arabia is not enough. They did it in a less humid environment than a flat can of Coke, but it's not enough. They were not able to get the invite to what was effectively the Green Falcons' B-team, but it wasn't enough. It's because they did it while being offensively bankrupt, tactically disorganized, and as lost as a child is distracted by a shiny object at a county fair. In their last tune-up match in Murcia, which serves as home for a Spanish third division team, the United States appeared woefully unprepared on this stage.