Ale Moreno

Let me just tell you, just in case people need a little geography lesson, they're not the same place.

They're not even close.

So we can, I think he is utilizing the exception to the rule to make a larger point so that it proves

what he's saying, to argue his point, to fit his narrative, to fit the messaging that the situation here in the United States is so very challenging and so very unique.

Well, it isn't.

It's no different than the situation for most countries around the world.

Most countries around the world have this situation.

Most countries around the world, their players are spread all over the place, and you need to find, as a national team, a way to bring all that talent together in a very short period of time.

They need to look like a group that knows what they're doing together.

That is the challenge of a national team coach.

Well, yeah, but I think the point to be made to Jesus Perez and by extension to Mauricio Pochettino, if this is such a unique situation, what would you rather have?

Everybody playing in Major League Soccer?

You want everybody in MLS?

Is that going to make it easier for you?

Is that where you want to get to?

Because that's essentially the point, right?

Right.

All the English players or most of the English players play in England.

All the Spanish players or most of the Spanish players play in Spain.

Okay, so you want all the American players in Major League Soccer?