The U.S. boss was quick to move on from CONCACAF's
controversial decision to suspend him and sees a Gold Cup final win as a
major building block.
CHICAGO -- CONCACAF made headlines late Friday night
when it decided to suspend United States head coach Jurgen Klinsmann for
Sunday's Gold Cup final. While some have called the move controversial,
Klinsmann decided to keep his reaction brief. "It is what it is," Klinsmann said curtly in Soldier Field's media conference room.
Klinsmann has a bigger aim to focus on.
If the U.S. lives up to expectations by beating Panama in the Gold Cup final, it would cap what has been the best period of Klinsmann's U.S. tenure with his first ever