In this episode of It’s Called Soccer, Gary Neville and Rebecca Lowe are joined by none other than Jurgen Klinsmann, who shares his thoughts on the future of U.S. soccer and the USMNT.

Klinsmann dives into the challenges and opportunities facing the team as they prepare for upcoming tournaments, comparing the U.S. and European soccer cultures. He also weighs in on the Harry Kane transfer saga, explaining why he believes it’s time for Kane to leave Spurs and what it means for his career.

Gary reflects on his debut as an American TV pundit for NBC, sharing his experiences working in a new environment and the differences between U.S. and Premier League coverage. From funny behind-the-scenes stories to in-depth discussions on soccer’s growth in the States, this episode offers a unique look at how the game is evolving across the Atlantic.

Meanwhile, a surprise from David Beckham steals the spotlight! Beckham reveals an exclusive, behind-the-scenes video of Phil Neville getting a tattoo, adding some fun and humor to the episode.

Don’t miss the insightful discussions on Premier League highlights, controversial refereeing decisions, and predictions for the future of U.S. soccer, featuring expert analysis from Klinsmann.

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In this episode of It’s Called Soccer, Gary Neville and Rebecca Lowe take a deep dive into the current turmoil at Manchester United. With Eric Ten Hag under mounting pressure, they dissect the team's performances, recent defeats, and the controversial VAR decisions, including the Bruno Fernandes red card. Is Ten Hag on borrowed time? The discussion reveals the issues within the dressing room and questions whether the club is headed in the right direction.

Special guest Robbie Keane joins to share his insights on Tottenham’s resurgence under Ange Postecoglou, reflecting on their tactical brilliance against United and offering a broader view on the Premier League title race, featuring Arsenal, Liverpool, and Manchester City. Keane also discusses the impact of players like Dominic Solanke and dives into his journey in football management, providing a unique perspective on coaching and development.

The conversation doesn’t stop there—Cole Palmer's rise to prominence is highlighted, debating whether he is indeed a generational talent after shining in recent fixtures. They explore if Manchester City made a mistake letting him go, and what his success means for the future of the league.

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In this episode of It’s Called Soccer, Gary Neville, Jamie Carragher, and Rebecca Lowe are joined by special guests Phil Neville and Christina Unkel.

Phil reflects on his career, from growing up with Gary and playing against him, to his best moments as a player. He also reveals his unexpected tattoo, surprising Gary on-air. The conversation dives into Phil’s managerial journey, including his time coaching the Lionesses, which he describes as the best period of his football career, as well as his challenging experience at Valencia alongside Gary.

Meanwhile, Christina Unkel offers her expert take on some of the latest controversial VAR decisions in the Premier League. Plus, Gary, Jamie, and Rebecca debate Arsenal’s growing rivalry with Manchester City, and Phil shares his thoughts on what it takes to win at the highest level.

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In this debut episode of It’s Called Soccer, Gary Neville, Jamie Carragher, and Rebecca Lowe meet in the heart of New York City to kick off the show with a deep dive into the world of soccer.

Midway through the episode, Gary steps out to meet with newly appointed USMNT head coach Mauricio Pochettino. They discuss Pochettino’s plans to reshape American soccer, the influence of Premier League tactics on the U.S. team, and his hopes for the USMNT ahead of the next World Cup. Pochettino also delivers an exclusive message to U.S. fans, setting expectations high for the future.

Meanwhile, back at the bar, Jamie and Rebecca continue the lively debate, exploring the fascinating clash between U.S. and U.K. soccer cultures. From witty exchanges to insightful perspectives, this first episode promises to set the tone for an exciting journey into the world of soccer.

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Former English soccer players and now veteran pundits Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher have teamed with NBC Premier League host Rebecca Lowe to launch It’s Called Soccer!, a new weekly podcast series. 

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