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Cordeiro confirms US Soccer presidency bid

Carlos Cordeiro, U.S. Soccer President, (L) and Kate Markgraf, U.S. Women’s National Team General Manager, pose for a photo with Vlatko Andonovski at a press conference where he was introduced as the U.S. Women's National Team head coach (Credit: Getty Images)

Carlos Cordeiro has confirmed he has entered the race to become United States Soccer Federation president two years after resigning from the leadership role in controversial fashion.

After the move was mooted earlier this week, Cordeiro will join the ballot alongside incumbent Cindy Parlow Cone, who is seeking re-election for a full four-year term. The election due to the held on March 5.

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