Source: Team_Talk
Hahnemann considers USA future
Wolves goalkeeper Marcus Hahnemann is considering his international future with the United States.[LNB] Hahnemann, part of the USA squad for the 2006 and 2010 World Cups, has not officially retired from the international game.[LNB]But he has questioned whether at the age of 37 he wants to be part of the squad, with all the travelling involved, if he is not going to play.[LNB]Hahnemann recognises that Everton's Tim Howard is the established number one, with Aston Villa's Brad Guzan also in contention.[LNB]When asked about his future, Hahnemann said: "I haven't played the last few times I've been called up and travelled.[LNB]"You question whether it's worth going at all. So I don't know (about my future). We'll see.[LNB]"Do you take yourself out of the running? The way I left it was I told Bob Bradley, 'if you need me, give me a call'.[LNB]"If you're playing well for your club then you want to play for your country. It's the next step.[LNB]"It's nice not having guys not travelling all over the place.[LNB]"Then you get back on the Thursday, train (with your club) on Friday and then it's the game."[LNB]Hahnemann added: "Tim has been number one for a while and they've got Brad Guzan (of Aston Villa) coming through who's a good keeper.[LNB]"I think they're okay. Like I said, the way left it was 'if you need me, call me' but I was glad we didn't have a game in the last international break and I didn't have to fly back somewhere.[LNB]"It was nice to have a rest."
