Asher Mendelsohn, who last January replaced Ryan Mooney  as U.S. Soccer’s Chief Soccer Officer, has left the federation. A source told Soccer America the movehappened last week. According to U.S. Soccer’s Organizational Design chart, the Chief Soccer Officer is a senior staff member who oversees Administration, Development Academy, Coaching Education,Refereeing, Youth National Teams and Talent Identification — and answers to the CEO.

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