U.S. Soccer Federation announced Tuesday that it has agreed to a four-year extension with head coach Bob Bradley, according to ESPN.
Financial terms were not disclosed.
Bradley is 38-20-8 in four years, including a victory last year over top-ranked Spain that earned the Americans a spot in the Confederations Cup final, their first at a major FIFA tournament. The United States also won its group at the World Cup in South Africa before being eliminated in a 2-1 overtime loss to Ghana.
There were earlier reports that U.S. Soccer had spoken to Jurgen Klinsmann to replace Bradley, which swirled speculation about the future of the national soccer team.
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