This is the chance for Landon Donovan to have it out at his former coach Jurgen Klinsmann. In an interview with Major League Soccer, Landon Donovan, the former forward for USMNT, criticized the tactics that U.S. coach Jurgen Klinsmann employed at USA vs. Belgium game during Brazil World Cup's round of 16 games.

After being dropped from the USMNT roster this May, Landon Donovan just could not hold back his real FOMO and bad feelings about Jurgen Klinsmann. The U.S. soccer team's loss to Belgium gave the forward for the L.A. Galaxy the perfect chance to air out his frustration and disappointment in a form of a tactical criticism.

"As a whole, I think tactically, the team was not set up to succeed," said Landon Donovan to Major League Soccer. What a stab in the heart to his former coach!

"I think we're all disappointed in what happened yesterday. I think the most disappointing is we didn't seem like we gave it a real effort, from a tactical standpoint. I thought the guys did everything they could, they did everything that was asked of them, but I don't think we were set up to succeed yesterday, and that was tough to watch."

The 32-year-old soccer player will be too old to qualify for the next World Cup so he definitely didn't hold back in his barrage.

"Michael was put in the wrong position," Donovan continued. "He was put in a position that he's not used to playing. He does a better job, as you saw with Julian Green's goal, being in a deeper position. And having someone in a front of him, someone to help Clint also, makes him that much better because he's got more opportunity to pick out different passes, more attacking options ahead of him. I think that was clearly an error."

Is Landon Donovan right or is he just bitter that he didn't get picked for Brazil World Cup?

Either way, it looks like most American viewers didn't even know that he was off the team. Watch the Jimmy Kimmel video about how people answered to the question, "How did Landon Donovan play at this World Cup?"