The Chicago Fire are currently on international break due to the World Cup taking place in North America over the next month. However, they are in pursuit of one of the top international soccer players.
Former United States boss Gregg Berhalter is confident Mauricio Pochettino's side can achieve "big things" at the World Cup and help football's continued growth in the country.
Playing at a World Cup is a special achievement for any football player, and this summer, the USMNT will have another Berhalter at a World Cup: Sebastian Berhalter.
Two years after Gregg Berhalter was fired as coach, son Sebastian will play for the USMNT at the World Cup. "I never could have picked him," Gregg said.
The World Cup is set to begin in two weeks, and the world will be covering the event in many ways. Former players and managers will be giving their opinions publicly throughout many networks.
The Soccer world will revolve around North America this Summer as the biggest tournament in the world takes place in the United States, Mexico and Canada.
If Gregg Berhalter found any silver lining in being fired as coach of the United States, it was that his departure meant his son, Sebastian, might get a clearer path to starting his own national team journey.
We are under a month away until the start of the 2026 FIFA World Cup to be hosted in North America. Over a months span from June to mid-July, 48 nations will battle to be crowned World Cup champion.
Mexico beat Ghana 2-0 in an international friendly at Cuauhtemoc Stadium in Puebla Brian Gutierrez scored in the second minute, followed by Guillermo Martinez
Gregg Berhalter was manager of the USMNT from 2018 to 2024, and a lot of that was messy. From missing the World Cup in 2018 to weathering a blackmail scandal led by the parents of one of his best players, there was rarely a dull moment with Berhalter in charge.
The Chicago Fire are off to a hot start this season, thanks to the play of Hugo Cuypers. After a win earlier in the week, the Fire traveled to Montreal to face off against CF Montréal and came back with a big road win.
MLS Golden Boot leader Hugo Cuypers will try to help the Chicago Fire to a second away win in four days in Saturday's visit to a CF Montreal side that is resurgent under interim manager Philippe Eullaffroy.
The Chicago Fire have broken ground on their new stadium project as they are set to move from Soldier Field to their new home at The 78. The premier riverfront project will be home to the brand new stadium for the Fire, ushering in a new era for the club.
The Chicago Fire FC announced a major new partnership on Tuesday connected to the club’s future stadium in downtown Chicago. The new venue, which is expected
The Chicago Fire could be entering the mix for an international star according to the latest reports. With the Fire off to a good start, recording 17 points through 10 games, they could be active in the Summer transfer window.
Legendary MLS striker Kei Kamara has announced his retirement from professional soccer at the age of 41. Kamar, ranked No. 2 in league history with 147 regular-season goals, announced his decision on social media.
Evander converted a penalty kick seven minutes into second-half stoppage time to secure a hat trick and lift FC Cincinnati to a 3-2 road win over the Chicago Fire on Saturday.
Philip Zinckernagel and Hugo Cuypers each scored a pair of second-half goals for the Chicago Fire, who romped past visiting Sporting Kansas City 5-0 on Saturday evening.
A One Chicago crossover is officially happening—and it might be sooner than you thought! NBC has announced that a three-part One Chicago crossover event is set to air on Wednesday, January 29, 2025, starting at 8/7c.