NEW YORK (Reuters) - United States defender Tim Ream said the national team had moved on from an ugly saga involving the federation and team mate Gio Reyna, ahead of Friday's CONCACAF Nations League game against Grenada.
U.S. Soccer was embroiled in turmoil after returning from the World Cup in Qatar when a bitter dispute broke out between former coach Gregg Berhalter, U.S. midfielder Reyna and his parents.
Reyna's mother, Danielle, said she subsequently informed the federation of a 1992 incident, during which Berhalter admitted that he kicked his now-wife in the legs during a dispute. Interim head coach Anthony Hudson named Reyna to the 24-man squad as the Americans seek to reach the CONCACAF Nations League Final Four.
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