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"It's a hard one," Marsch, 46, told Bleacher
Report. "I try not to look too much into the future and I try
just to enjoy the moment, but I would be honored and I'm very
hopeful to someday coach the national team."
Marsch previously coached in the MLS with the Montreal Impact
and New York Red Bulls, winning the Supporters' Shield with New
York in 2015. He became an assistant coach in Europe in 2018,
then led FC Salzburg to the Austrian Bundesliga and Austrian Cup
championships in the past few months. He was named Bundesliga
League Coach of the Year last week.
Still, with two USMNT caps as a player and after serving as an
assistant coach at the 2010 FIFA World Cup, being the head coach
of the team is on his mind.
Gregg Berhalter has held the position since December 2018.
The United States will be a co-host of the North American-based
2026 World Cup, with games to be played in the United States,
Canada and Mexico.
"Coaching a national team for anyone is a big honor, but
coaching the US national team would be incredible," Marsch, a
Wisconsin native, said. "I was an assistant there in 2010.
Coaching at the World Cup at home would be an incredible
experience."
(Field Level Media)
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