The USA men team will be facing Ghana in a friendly match that will help them for the preparation of the Gold Cup.

The USA head coach Bruce Arena said that they are ready for the challenge posed by Ghana and that they are looking forward to the game.

Bruce Arena said that Ghana is both a technical and a physical team and it would be interesting to see how his players will manage in this kind of game.

The USA head coach said that the team has set winning the Gold Cup as an objective and that they will be looking forward to the match against Ghana as a preparation.

The USA has yet to qualify for the World Cup, and they will also be using this game as a preparation for their remaining qualifiers.

Bruce Arena said that they would be facing teams in the Gold Cup which has similar attributes as Ghana and that it might be interesting to gauge themselves against such kind of opposition. Arena said that the USA players had been put through a training program and it is important to find out how they will manage in real competition.

In the last game opposing both teams, Ghana lost 2-1 at the 2014 World Cup. The Ghana coach that they are looking forward to this game as they are also preparing their future World Cup qualifying game and that it is important to play against quality opposition.

He believes that Ghana has been making steady progress during recent months and this match will show have far they have come after the last game against the USA. He said that his players are ready for the game and that they are determined to make a good performance in the friendly match that is scheduled in July.

The USA men team will be facing Ghana in a friendly match that will help them for the preparation of the Gold Cup.

Bruce Arena said that Ghana is both a technical and a physical team and it would be interesting to see how his players will manage in this kind of game.

The USA head coach said that the team has set winning the Gold Cup as an objective and that they will be looking forward to the match against Ghana as a preparation.

The USA has yet to qualify for the World Cup, and they will also be using this game as a preparation for their remaining qualifiers.

Bruce Arena said that they would be facing teams in the Gold Cup which has similar attributes as Ghana and that it might be interesting to gauge themselves against such kind of opposition. Arena said that the USA players had been put through a training program and it is important to find out how they will manage in real competition.

In the last game opposing both teams, Ghana lost 2-1 at the 2014 World Cup. The Ghana coach that they are looking forward to this game as they are also preparing their future World Cup qualifying game and that it is important to play against quality opposition.

He believes that Ghana has been making steady progress during recent months and this match will show have far they have come after the last game against the USA. He said that his players are ready for the game and that they are determined to make a good performance in the friendly match that is scheduled in July.

The city of San Diego may have lost the National Football League after the Chargers packed up and left for Los Angeles, but it appears they will gain the soccer league as a move to build a brand new Major League Soccer stadium is projected.

In view of the proposed MLS expansion in San Diego, the new stadium would pave the way for the league to make its debut in the city, while also providing a venue for the departed State’s Football team in case the league decides to return.

Reports gathered from sources claim that a San Diego-based investment group led by FS Investors founder, Mike Stone and former Qualcomm vice-chairman, Steve Altman has put together a proposal to purchase the Mission Valley land where Qualcomm stadium currently sits and turn it in to a sports and entertainment center with a new stadium.

The group owns exclusive rights to MLS in the San Diego market and plans to make the stadium a home to a future expansion team. A formal presentation will be made on Monday morning in La Jolla.

Major League Soccer wants to eventually reach 28 teams and league commissioner, Don Garber has long looked at San Diego (which is regarded as the 9th-best soccer market in the USA) as an expansion destination.

“We’ve spent a lot of time there during the SuperDraft. I think it would be a great MLS city,” he said.

The possibility of building a new facility is something San Diego sports fans have heard about for a long time now and the parcel of land in Mission Valley is large enough to hold a giant stadium.

However, it is important to note that an announcement on MLS expansion is not expected until later in the year and a team will likely start playing in San Diego if it is selected.

The city of San Diego may have lost the National Football League after the Chargers packed up and left for Los Angeles, but it appears they will gain the soccer league as a move to build a brand new Major League Soccer stadium is projected.

Reports gathered from sources claim that a San Diego-based investment group led by FS Investors founder, Mike Stone and former Qualcomm vice-chairman, Steve Altman has put together a proposal to purchase the Mission Valley land where Qualcomm stadium currently sits and turn it in to a sports and entertainment center with a new stadium.

The group owns exclusive rights to MLS in the San Diego market and plans to make the stadium a home to a future expansion team. A formal presentation will be made on Monday morning in La Jolla.

Major League Soccer wants to eventually reach 28 teams and league commissioner, Don Garber has long looked at San Diego (which is regarded as the 9th-best soccer market in the USA) as an expansion destination.

“We’ve spent a lot of time there during the SuperDraft. I think it would be a great MLS city,” he said.

The possibility of building a new facility is something San Diego sports fans have heard about for a long time now and the parcel of land in Mission Valley is large enough to hold a giant stadium.

However, it is important to note that an announcement on MLS expansion is not expected until later in the year and a team will likely start playing in San Diego if it is selected.

Bruce Arena’s second spell in charge of the US men’s national team is not going to be an easy ride for the tactician.

Not that his first spell was but this time there are unique challenges he must conquer. The coach has had his first training camp with the players but the first months of 2017 will be a real test.

There are two upcoming matches that can make or break his second spell as he prepares a team that can make the 2018 World Cup despite a poor start in the qualifying campaign.

The match against Honduras on March 24 is the first of the early tests. Arena is poised to visit players and continue his watch in the MLS whilst preparing strategies.

For the Honduras test, Jermaine Jones and Timmy Chandler are set to miss the game. Mostly players from the domestic league are expected to feature.

Tim Howard is injured, Brad Guzan might not be available meaning Real Salt Lake keeper Nick Rimando, who impressed at the winter camp, might be starting the much-anticipated match.

At the backline, Newcastle United player DeAndre Yedlin would have been a partner to Chandler. There is Jorge Villafana, Graham Zusi and Walker Zimmerman – who impressed at the winter camp. It remains unknown if Stoke City Geoff Cameron can beat fitness concerns ahead of the date.

At the middle, Michael Bradley would anchor. 2010 World Cup team player Benny Feilhaber – who decent against Jamaica – and Sacha Kljestan, with decent qualifying experience, are likely starters in the middle. There is the option of Alejandro Bedoya, Dax McCarty, Darlington Nagbe, Christian Pulisic, Julain Green and Perry Kitchen as well.

Jozy Altidore, Bobby Wood and Jordan Morris are likely forwards but there are rumours that Clint Dempsey – who returned from a six-month absence – could be an option in the must-win match.

Arena has his work clearly cut out.

Bruce Arena’s second spell in charge of the US men’s national team is not going to be an easy ride for the tactician.

There are two upcoming matches that can make or break his second spell as he prepares a team that can make the 2018 World Cup despite a poor start in the qualifying campaign.

The match against Honduras on March 24 is the first of the early tests. Arena is poised to visit players and continue his watch in the MLS whilst preparing strategies.

For the Honduras test, Jermaine Jones and Timmy Chandler are set to miss the game. Mostly players from the domestic league are expected to feature.

Tim Howard is injured, Brad Guzan might not be available meaning Real Salt Lake keeper Nick Rimando, who impressed at the winter camp, might be starting the much-anticipated match.

At the backline, Newcastle United player DeAndre Yedlin would have been a partner to Chandler. There is Jorge Villafana, Graham Zusi and Walker Zimmerman – who impressed at the winter camp. It remains unknown if Stoke City Geoff Cameron can beat fitness concerns ahead of the date.

At the middle, Michael Bradley would anchor. 2010 World Cup team player Benny Feilhaber – who decent against Jamaica – and Sacha Kljestan, with decent qualifying experience, are likely starters in the middle. There is the option of Alejandro Bedoya, Dax McCarty, Darlington Nagbe, Christian Pulisic, Julain Green and Perry Kitchen as well.

Jozy Altidore, Bobby Wood and Jordan Morris are likely forwards but there are rumours that Clint Dempsey – who returned from a six-month absence – could be an option in the must-win match.

Arena has his work clearly cut out.