Pochettino's last match in the US is against Haiti

Mauricio Pochettino will finish his job with the US Men's National Team with two matches against Haiti before becoming head coach of Manchester United. The matches to reach the Concacaf Nations League semifinals will be an important test for the team.

Steve Cherundolo is currently in Spain with the U23 team, so it is not possible to find an interim head coach before Tuesday. For this reason, Pochettino is going on an unusual farewell tour before heading to Old Trafford.

Chris Richards and Antonee Robinson said they are used to coaching changes at their clubs and want to act professionally. According to the source, the team's focus is only on beating Haiti and advancing to the semifinals.

There are physical problems in the squad. Folarin Balogun is trying to win back his place in the starting XI at Monaco and, according to Pochettino, is not fully match fit. Weston McKennie has also had physical issues, and Auston Trusty was away from the team for a while due to the death of his father. Gio Reyna was withdrawn from the squad due to injury, and Sergino Dest left camp because of an injury.

The source's predicted starting XI includes Matt Freese, Antonee Robinson, Auston Trusty, Chris Richards, Alex Freeman, Tyler Adams, Sebastian Berhalter, Christian Pulisic, Weston McKennie, Malik Tillman and Folarin Balogun. Berhalter is expected to be the only player in this lineup who was not in the starting XI at the World Cup.