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Americans Abroad 2011-2012
Check in on the top U.S. players in leagues around the world with Goal.com's running coverage of Americans abroad.
May 4, 2012 7:30:00 AM
E. Castillo, Chris Gomez, Carlos Bocanegra, José Francisco Torres, Maurice Edu, DaMarcus Beasley, Eric Lichaj, Clint Dempsey, Tim Howard, Steven Cherundolo, Clarence Goodson, Michael Bradley, Zak Whitbread, Brad Friedel, Alejandro Bedoya, Oguchi Onyewu, Mikkel Diskerud, Jozy Altidore, Sacha Kljestan, J. Corona, Stuart Holden
UPDATED: Sunday, May 20, 11:00 p.m. EST
Check out the latest stats and results of the top American players in the top leagues around.
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Check out the latest stats and results of the top American players in the top leagues around.
| Jozy Altidore | AZ Alkmaar |
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Comments: Altidore finally found his goalscoring touch in Europe with AZ. He's been in and out of the starting lineup, but has scored consistently |
| DaMarcus Beasley | Puebla |
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Comments: Beasley playing well in Mexico and has found a place to get regular minutes. |
| Alejandro Bedoya | Rangers |
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Comments: Bedoya completed his move to Rangers, and has yet to see significant minutes for the club. |
| Carlos Bocanegra | Rangers |
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Comments: Bocanegra is a regular starter at center back for Rangers |
| Michael Bradley | Chievo Verona |
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Comments: Bradley has become a fixture in the starting lineup for Chievo |
| Edgar Castillo | Club Tijuana |
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Comments: Castillo appears to have locked down a starting role early in the Clausura for Tijuana. |
| Timothy Chandler | FC Nurnberg |
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Comments: Chandler has cemented the starting right wing position as his own for Nurnberg. |
| Steve Cherundolo | Hannover 96 |
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Comments: Cherundolo is winning his starting role back on a Hannover team competing in the Bundesliga and Europa League |
| Clint Dempsey | Fulham |
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Comments: Dempsey continues to star for Fulham and recently became the highest-scoring American player in Premier League history. |
| Mikkel Diskerud | KAA Gent |
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Comments: Loaned to Belgian side KAA Gent, which is currently in second place in the Belgian top flight. |
| Charlie Davies | Sochaux |
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Comments: Davies is back with Sochaux after a season in MLS, and has seen very limited minutes in Ligue 1. |
| Maurice Edu | Rangers |
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Comments: Edu continues to be a major contributor for one of Scotland's top two teams. |
| Brad Friedel | Tottenham |
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| Josh Gatt | Molde |
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Comment: Gatt is one of the United States' emerging young stars, and has become a regular starter this season in Norway's top flight. |
| Herculez Gomez | Santos Laguna |
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Comment: Gomez had a strong season with Santos Laguna, winning a championship and earning a call back to the national team. |
| Clarence Goodson | Brøndby |
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Comments: Goodson is now with one of the biggest club in Scandinavia and has seemingly found a comfortable spot in the starting group. |
| Stuart Holden | Bolton Wanderers |
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Comments: Holden made his return to the first team from the injury that ended his 2010-11 season early, but suffered a huge setback as cartilage damage was discovered, and was ruled another six months. |
| Tim Howard | Everton |
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Comments: Howard has started another season in goal for Everton, where he is a fan favorite and regarded as one of the top keepers in the EPL. |
| Fabian Johnson | Hoffenheim |
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Comment: Johnson is getting steady minutes with Hoffenheim, and has impressed with the U.S. national team |
| Jermaine Jones | Schalke 04 |
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Comments: Jones came under fire from the German press after a stamp on Gladbach's Marco Reus that cost him an eight game suspension. |
| Sacha Kljestan | Anderlecht |
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Comment: Kljestan has had an excellent season with Anderlecht and is a fixture in the starting lineup. He helped the team clinch the Belgian championship. |
| Eric Lichaj | Aston Villa |
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Comments: Lichaj has returned to the team after a long lay-off with a hip injury. |
| Oguchi Onyewu | Sporting CP |
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Comments: Onyewu has moved in and out of Sporting's starting lineup this season. He has recently returned to the team after knee surgery. |
| Michael Parkhurst | F.C. Nordsjaelland |
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Comments: Was part of the national team setup during the winter camp and performed well. Parkhurst continues to be a pillar at the back for his club team. |
| Tim Ream | Bolton Wanderers |
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Comments: Ream became a regular starter for Bolton, but was unable to prevent the Trotters from being relegated |
| Jose Torres | Pachuca |
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Comments: Torres has returned to the Pachuca starting lineup after missing several months with injury |
| Zak Whitbread | Norwich City |
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Comments: Whitbread battled injuries in the early part of the EPL season, but returned to the team and looks to have secured a starting spot. |
| Daniel Williams | Hoffenheim |
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Comments: Williams is another German-born defender/defensive midfielder who is starting to make a name for himself in the Bundesliga. |
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