Looks like it’s only a matter of time before the United States’ men’s domestic soccer landscape undergoes a major shake-up. Over the past few days, reports have surfaced suggesting that Major League Soccer stakeholders are open to abandoning the current winter-to-fall schedule in favor of a fall-to-spring format that would align and directly compete with top European leagues. Since then, the soccer community has been filled with lively debate, and the latest to weigh in is none other than Mauricio Pochettino .

Ahead of the opening November window fixture against Paraguay on Saturday, the Argentinian tactician was asked to touch upon the MLS shifting its schedule to match the traditional European calendar. Interestingly, his response made his stance unmistakably clear.

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