Jesse Marsch has made it clear that he has no interest in becoming the head coach of the United States men's national team, despite previous rumors linking him to the job. The Canada head coach expressed his disinterest on the eve of their Copa America third-place playoff against Uruguay. Marsch criticized the way he was treated during the U.S Soccer Federation's decision-making process last year, indicating that he would not consider the position unless significant changes were made within the organization. While the USMNT struggled in the Copa America, Marsch led his Canada team to the semi-finals, showcasing his coaching abilities. With the recent departure of Gregg Berhalter as head coach, Marsch emphasized the need for U.S. Soccer to find the right person to lead the team forward. The article also mentions that Jurgen Klopp rejected an approach from U.S. Soccer for the vacant position, adding to the uncertainty surrounding the team's future.