Former United States males’s nationwide staff goalkeeper Tony Meola suffered a coronary heart assault Friday on his 56th birthday. Meola is in good spirits and docs say Meola can be OK, in keeping with MLS reporter Tom Bogert. 

At present an analyst for CBS Sports activities Golazo Community, Meola had an 18-year enjoying profession and served a stint as supervisor of the Jacksonville Armada. 

Meola had 100 caps for the USMNT throughout his profession whereas beginning on the 1990 and 1994 World Cups. He additionally was on the 2002 U.S. World Cup squad. Bogert additionally relayed a message from Meola that he needs to emphasize to all to “go get frequent check-ups.”

Throughout his enjoying profession, Meola was most recognized for his time with Sporting Kansas Metropolis and the New York Pink Bulls, but additionally hung out with Brighton and Watford throughout a stint in England. Meola gained the MLS Cup in 2000 with Sporting Kansas Metropolis whereas additionally securing the Goalkeeper of the 12 months and league MVP award that season. Meola has additionally lifted the Gold Cup twice in 1991 and 2002 with the USMNT.