Emma Hayes sees the partnership between her and the United States women's national team as mutually beneficial.
For Emma Hayes, there was no relief by the end of her inaugural camp as the new U.S. women's national team head coach. But that's not what she was looking for anyway. The U.S. convincingly beat South Korea twice in four days, giving glimpses into what Hayes' new-look squad could be in the future. The results were steps in the right direction, but as Hayes repeated time and again, there's more work to do. And the Paris Olympics begin next month.
' Not because there was anything 'drastically wrong' with the USWNT, but because it was difficult to teach her concepts and do the surgery with such a limited amount of time before the next major tournament. If the goal of this camp was laying the groundwork and teaching as much as possible, Hayes said her next objective is about 'bringing everybody up to that level where everybody can do the surgery.
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