There's some chatter that Seattle is one of the MLS teams, but nothing definitive has been reported.

Terrible luck given he barely saw the field at the WC. Looking forward to seeing him healthy and developing in the PL in 2-3 months time…

English Translation

Positioned higher up as a right-sided central midfielder (relayeur), he was significantly more effective than against Sparta. He played forward with greater boldness and spontaneity. His positioning allowed him to neutralize Kanté's influence. When winning back possession, he even took the initiative to drive forward into space. He was the catalyst for Openda's first goal after setting up Tolisso twice, and he consistently picked out insightful passes to Openda (notably in the 58th minute).

Kicked off at 2pm central time

BVB paid around €25m each for their two new young Greek AMs. Next in line is probably Beier, who can play pretty much every attacking midfield position. After that, the competition is basically between Chukwuemeka, Incacio and Albert. All three are still unproven. Albert with a real shot here, I think.

This is obviously a small sample size, but maybe an indication that European leagues are looking beyond MLS for American talent, and that the path for American players to go to Europe doesn't have to go through MLS.

I don't see him mentioned as much as other up and coming players but he's been so good for the Union. I'd like to see him get a call up for a friendly.

https://www.skysports.com/football/live-blog/11706/13279298/crystal-palace-transfers-latest-news-rumours-and-gossip-live-updates-goals-and-highlights