USMNT Big Koby Jones believes we can win the World Cup

Koby Jones, USMnt’s All the time, the leader in speeches believes that the US can do great things at the World Cup.

Jones, 54 years old, said the past could serve as an indicator of what this is the United States in World Championship.

“They can go all the way. And I know people will laugh at it, but if you look at what we did in 2002, you know that no one expected we would go so far,” said Jones Fox News Digital.

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US Varnik Matt Turner shouts a supporter when his teammates point out a goal scored by Christian Pulisik (10) against Bolivia in the first half of the Copa American 2024 match at the AT&T Stadium on June 23, 2024 in Arlington, Texas. (Jerome Miron/USA Today Sports)

In 2002, the United States advanced as a difficult questionnaire for the quarterfinal match, its best modern finish at the World Cup.

“The way I look at this, who is, any team can do anything at this World Cup. That’s what’s so great in that.”

Jones said the team should come together next year before the World Cup.

“Well, for me, I believe that the biggest thing is just united in the team. I’m not too concerned about the results now. It’s a year,” Jones said.

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Former professional footballer and commentator Koby Jones and wife Kim Riesa posing for a one -year -old photo to go to the FIFA Cup 26 26 at the Fox Studio studio on June 11, 2025 in the Los -Andes. (Jessica Alche/Imagn Image)

“There is a lot of time to make the necessary changes that Coach Pochetina considers this squad to be successful. This is his job, so he is paid big money, you know. So, I guess they will see some changes and see what he wants to advance among the players.”

In addition to what will be excited about what will happen on the field, Jones said he was also looking forward to events.

“I am also excited about what’s going on from the field.

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Former US national national team team Koby Jones performed on March 13, 2025 in Inglwood, California, during the opening of a new test football step in anticipation of the game of the League of Nations and the 2026 World Cup. (Gary A. Vasquez/Imagn Images)

“People, you know, gather in bars, restaurants, outdoors, everywhere. It’s just a unification of people. So, for me, it’s a time when we’re going to see different cultures. That’s I’m excited.”

Jones played for USMnt since 1992-2004, and the midfielder scored 15 goals in International Game.

Fox News’ Connor McGahan has contributed to this report.

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