(Reuters) - Gregg Berhalter on Thursday said he hopes U.S. Soccer will keep him on as head coach of the men's team despite an ongoing investigation into a domestic violence incident that occurred between him and his now-wife 31 years ago.
Berhalter's remarks come one day after it was reported that Danielle Reyna, the mother of U.S. midfielder Gio Reyna, had informed the federation of the 1991 episode after she became frustrated with Berhalter criticizing her son after the World Cup.
"And I think when you ask around the world now about our team, the world sees us in a complete different light. But now it's about being able to take that next step, and that next step is doing something that no U.S. team has ever done and that's get to the semifinals and see what happens from there.
"The events of that night 31 years ago and the lessons learned from that set the foundation for our relationship moving forward," he said.
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