Thirty-two years on from Alexi Lalas , Diana Ross and that Maradona celebration, the World Cup is returning to North America. A lot has changed since then—and not just the hairstyles. In 1994, two years before the first MLS game had even taken place, soccer was something of a niche sport in the United States. Now, the USMNT is made up of established stars plying their trade at the likes of AC Milan, Juventus and Bayer Leverkusen. At the helm, they have one of the most well-respected head coaches in the world, a man who has won a league title in France and taken a team to the Champions League final. But who is he? What players can he call on? And can his team progress beyond the quarterfinals for the first time in 96 years? Here’s everything you need to know about the USMNT. How did they do at Qatar 2022? Gregg Berhalter’s inexperienced team—the second-youngest World Cup roster in USMNT history—put far more emphasis on defensive stability. The result? A solid but mostly unexciting run in Qatar four years ago.…