Looks like Dave Sarachan has potentially coached his last game as interim USMNT manager. They drew 1-1 with Peru last night, allowing a late equalizer after taking a lead off a set piece goal from young Josh Sergeant, and there have been reports in the last 10 days or so that USSF GM Earnie Stewart has finally started to interview candidates for the permanent job. Speculation (legitimate sounding this time) places a likely appointment in early November which would be in plenty of time for January Camp and the mid-November friendlies. Those are against England and Italy, BTW, and are the kind of idiotic scheduling you get when there's no one actually running the program. With the current state of things, those two games do the US precisely no good at all.
FWIW, that speculation is currently centering on MLS coaches like Gregg Berhalter and Peter Vermes, but if we've learned anything in this "process" it's not to listen to speculation. Oh, the other thing we've learned is that The Athletic is probably a better source for info on USMNT than any other outlet. Paul Tenorio in particular.