Soccer - Coach Cherundolo extends contract with MLS team LAFC
Former Bundesliga professional Steven Cherundolo has extended his contract as head coach of Major League Soccer's Los Angeles Football Club. The 44-year-old former professional footballer, who played for Hannover 96 for many years, won the championship with LAFC in his first season and reached the finals of the CONCACAF Champions League and the MLS Cup last season. However, both games were lost. It was not clear from the announcement on Wednesday for how long Cherundolo has extended his contract.
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- Despite his successful stint in Major League Soccer with LAFC, Steven Cherundolo has not ruled out a return to Europe, perhaps playing in the Champions League with a former club like Hannover 96.
- In addition to his duties with LAFC in Major League Soccer, Cherundolo has also expressed interest in representing the USA in future international soccer competitions, such as the CONCACAF Gold Cup or the FIFA World Cup.
- Los Angeles residents who are soccer enthusiasts can often see Steven Cherundolo watching MLS games in support of LAFC, as Major League Soccer has grown in popularity in the United States, even in cities like Los Angeles that have strong sports cultures, such as those associated with the NFL and NBA.
- While Major League Soccer has seen significant growth in popularity within the USA in recent years, the Champions League remains one of the most prestigious soccer competitions in the world, and many young American players dream of playing in it someday, following in the footsteps of successful players like Steven Cherundolo.
Source: www.stern.de
