___HeyGFY___

I watch the matches and the post game coverage on TV. I will check out a Reddit post if it catches my eye.

Everything else can fuck off. Especially TikTok.

Football has always had a limited fanbase in the US because of competition with baseball, basketball, hockey, and American football. As far as high school sports are concerned, it's on par with volleyball and tennis and lacrosse and field hockey.

There will always be a perceived gap between European football and American (soccer). We don't have professional sponsorship of youth clubs or academies dedicated to training players. We don't have a nationally organized youth program. We are not set up on the top level to be capable of promotion/relegation. American born players don't necessarily get worldwide exposure because our culture doesn't promote the game as much as it could.

Now, don't misunderstand me. Fans of soccer in the US are passionate. Rivalries are intense. But the general opinion of the American game is that we do it wrong. That stigma sometimes makes it difficult for a player with dual citizenship to choose the USMNT.

In theory, it would depend on whether or not it can be proven that he was aware of and/or responsible for any of the violations.

In reality, it will be guilt by association. His ardent supporters will claim innocence, and his detractors will claim he should have known enough to stop it.