Gio Reyna’s Mom, Danielle, Admits Telling U.S. Soccer About Berhalter Incident

Danielle Reyna — the mom of USMNT gamer Gio Reyna — is confessing she’s the person who informed U.S. Soccer about a 1991 domestic violence incident including Gregg Berhalter.

As we formerly reported, Berhalter declares somebody outside the company was trying to get him fired by exposing a run-in from when he was an 18-year-old college freshman … in which he kicked his now-wife, Rosalind, after an argument.

Danielle — who’s wed to ex-Team U.S.A. captain Claudio Reyna — states she informed U.S. Soccer about the incident due to the fact that she was dissatisfied with how Berhalter discussed her boy following the World Cup.

Shortly after U.S.A. was gotten rid of, Berhalter stated he was close to sending out a gamer house for his actions on and off the field … and although he never ever called Gio, it was clear who he was discussing.

Danielle launched a declaration on Wednesday … stating, “I thought it was especially unfair that Gio, who had apologized for acting immaturely about his playing time, was still being dragged through the mud when Gregg had asked for and received forgiveness for doing something so much worse at the same age.”

Danielle — who bet the USWNT in 1993 — likewise declares Berhalter is making his 1991 incident out to be less major than it in fact was.

“Without going into detail, the statements from yesterday significantly minimize the abuse on the night in question,” she included. “Rosalind Berhalter was my roommate, teammate and best friend, and I supported her through the trauma that followed.”

Danielle wasn’t the only one pissed — Claudio likewise launched a declaration to ESPN … stating he talked with U.S. Soccer authorities about how Berhalter was managing his boy, however rejects making any sort of needs.

“While in Qatar, I shared my frustrations about my son’s World Cup experience with a number of close friends, Earnie [Stewart] and Brian McBride among them. However, at no time did I ever threaten anyone, nor would I ever do so,” Claudio stated Wednesday.

FYI — Gio hardly played throughout the World Cup … regardless of expectations he would play a huge function in America’s run.

U.S. Soccer is examining the Berhalter incident … in addition to “potential inappropriate behavior towards multiple members of our staff by individuals outside of our organization.”