Sunil Gulati

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Sunil Gulati is an American soccer executive best known for serving as president of the U.S. Soccer Federation and playing a key role in the growth and governance of the sport in the United States.

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Sunil Gulati canonical 3

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instanceOf human
soccer administrator
sports executive
academicDiscipline economics
boardMemberOf U.S. Soccer Federation
U.S. Soccer Foundation
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
countryOfResidence United States of America
educatedAt Bates College
Columbia University
employer Columbia University
U.S. Soccer Federation
familyName Gulati
fieldOfWork association football administration
sports governance
genreOfActivity sports administration
sports economics
sports policy
givenName Sunil
influenced Development of U.S. men’s national soccer team programs
Development of U.S. women’s national soccer team programs
Professional soccer structure in the United States
knownFor Involvement in FIFA governance
Leadership of U.S. Soccer Federation
Promoting growth of soccer in the United States
Role in U.S. World Cup hosting bids
languageSpoken English
memberOf CONCACAF Executive Committee
FIFA Council
U.S. Soccer Federation Board of Directors
name Sunil Gulati
nationality American
notableWork Co-leading the successful United 2026 World Cup bid
Development of U.S. Soccer Federation programs
Expansion of U.S. national soccer teams’ infrastructure
Leadership in U.S. bids to host FIFA World Cup tournaments
Role in establishing and stabilizing Major League Soccer
occupation economist
sports executive
participatedIn United 2026 FIFA World Cup bid
linked to: 2026 FIFA World Cup
positionHeld Deputy Commissioner of Major League Soccer (early years)
Member of the FIFA Council
President of U.S. Soccer Foundation (former)
President of the United States Soccer Federation
sport association football
teachesAt Columbia University Department of Economics
workLocation New York City

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