Jurgen Klinsmann's hiring five years ago was supposed to make America a great soccer nation. For all the initiatives and money that's been poured into the game over the last three decades, from kids' recreational programs to colleges to Major League Soccer, we still haven't produced even one field player good enough to crack the starting lineup for traditional powers like Germany, Spain, Italy, the Netherlands, Argentina and Brazil.
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