Reflecting on his recent game-winning performance against reigning Danish champions Copenhagen, Aalborg striker Marcus Tracy remains steadfast and focused on his continual growth as a player. Click to continue reading...

Benny Feilhaber and a pair of his foes from Wednesday night's friendly will once again join forces to try to send Aarhus past Aalborg while Michael Parkhurst and Nordsjaelland will be looking for three points in Koge. Click to continue reading...

My co-worker Doug has become Football-Curious. Between me talking about Liverpool every week (lately: moaning about Liverpool most every week) and an article he read about Clive Owen talking about being a Liverpool supporter, he has taken an interest in the Reds. He asks me tons of questions whenever we work together, everything from "What's a Scouser?

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The news that Chris Rolfe was leaving at the end of the season for Denmark came out a couple months ago, but Jack Bell over at the New York Times had a long article that touched on the topic yesterday:

Rolfe said that Aalborg, known as AaB, attempted to buy him from the league last summer, but M.

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Several Americans were in action in the European leagues on Sunday, November 10, 2009. Clint Dempsey, Jonathan Spector, and Tim Howard were playing in the English Premier League while Carlos Bocanegra was with Stade Rennais in France. Kenny Cooper continues to play for Bundesliga 2 side 1860 Munich and Steve Cherundolo is a regular starter for Hannover 96.

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Marcus Tracy netted the winning goal for Aalborg over reigning champs Copenhagen while Michael Parkhurst got a rare start at right back in Nordsjaelland's shut-out of SonderjyskE. Click to continue reading...

Marcus Tracy made his longest appearance of the season for Aalborg, taking the field for the final half-hour on Monday as the team rallied from a goal down to steal a point from league leaders Odense. Click to continue reading...

With just 3 regular season games remaining before he leaves MLS to join Danish club Aalborg, Fire midfielder/forward Chris Rolfe is taking in every moment of his last few weeks with Chicago. "Knowing that my games at Toyota Park are numbered for now makes it something that I definitely want to take full advantage of," said the 26-year-old Rolfe prior to Saturday's game against Toronto FC.

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Michael Parkhurst and Nordsjaelland stormed past First Division leaders AB Copenhagen while Marcus Tracy saw wrap-up time in Aalborg's win over Thisted FC. Click to continue reading...

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This week's guest on the Jared Montz Soccer Podcast is Chris Rolfe of the Chicago Fire. Chris recently scored a great goal that is up for MLS Goal of the Week, his team is pushing to win the MLS Supporter's Shield, and a few weeks ago it was announced he has signed and will be transferring to Danish Superliga side Aalborg at the end of the year.

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Chris Rolfe of the Chicago Fire and US National Team has been on MontzTV before but now he is going to talk to us on the Jared Montz Soccer Podcast this Thursday! The JMS Podcast has been on vacation the past month or two due to my wedding and move from Chicago to Louisiana, but I am back now and ready to get on the Internet airwaves again!

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At first glance, one would guess that Chris Rolfe's impending move from the Fire to Danish club Aalborg was motivated by a couple of things: 1) the motivation to play in a league with more exposure/higher quality of play and 2) the desire to earn a little more money in a career in which players have a short earning lifespan.

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Chicago Fire and US National Team forward Chris Rolfe will be joining Danish SuperLiga club Aalborg when the transfer window reopens in January. "This is a good time for this, because we are in a good position for the playoffs, and I know Chris wants to win a championship with us," Fire technical director Frankie Klopas said. Click to continue reading...

The Chicago Fire will now lose another player to Europe, but in this case will get to wait until the offseason. Striker Chris Rolfe has agreed to join Danish club Aalborg in the January transfer window. He'll remain with the club through the end of the year, including any possible playoff action.

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The Chicago Fire will now lose another player to Europe, but in this case will get to wait until the offseason. Striker Chris Rolfe has agreed to join Danish club Aalborg in the January transfer window. He'll remain with the club through the end of the year, including any possible playoff action.

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Yes Fire fans, Mr. ESPN is leaving the Fire in the January transfer window. So for those of you who hate soap operas, I'm sorry. As the Chicago Fire World Turns will continue on and I'm sure that the drama will be top notch.

As my colleague Matthew, has punctually stated in his recent article "I Wish I Had A Crystal Ball," the Fire are on the verge of a possible exodus of players with the question marks and explanation points surrounding the exits and of Blanco, McBride, Rolfe, Pappa, Soumare, Prideaux, Segares, Conde and even Dennis Hamlett.

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This man is saying "Hallelujah" all the way out the MLS door to the Danish league.
According to Greg Lalas at Goal.com (click here for the original article and all the details), Chris Rolfe has signed a pre-deal to head to Aalborg in the January transfer window with a three year deal. Click to continue reading...

According to a Goal.com report, Fire forward Chris Rolfe is set to leave Chicago in January to join Danish Club Aalborg (or Aab, as they are more commonly known) on a free transfer. "I'm very excited, as I think Aalborg is as well," Rolfe told Goal.com. "It's a new opportunity and something I've always wanted to do.

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This move could very well be the start of a long winter for the Chicago Fire. Goal.com is reporting that striker Chris Rolfe has agreed to sign with Danish side Aalborg and will come on a free-transfer this winter to the club.

"I'm very excited, as I think Aalborg is as well," Rolfe told Goal.

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Marcus Tracy saw sub action with Aalborg's first team in a winning effort in Fyn while Michael Parkhurst and the Wild Tigers predictably devoured Ringsted to advance to the third round. Click to continue reading...

Today is the return leg against Celtic. The bottom line in this game is that we've already got one foot in the group stages, and simply need to do a professional job today to finish them off.

It is tempting, with the United game coming up this weekend, to think that this is a good chance for squad rotation.

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Michael Parkhurst got the start for FC Nordsjaelland on Wednesday, but Aalborg got the goal. Andreas Johansson scored in the 86th minute to give the home side all three points. Marcus Tracy wasn't in the lineup for AaB. After five games in the Danish SAS-Ligaen, AaB are in second place with 12 points. Click to continue reading...

Danny Califf and Midtjylland suffered a heavy defeat on their trip to Silkeborg while FC Nordsjaelland's visit to Marcus Tracy and Aalborg was postponed. Click to continue reading...

Ryan Guy and the Saints need to grab at least a goal on the road to keep their Europa League hopes alive while Marcus Tracy and Aalborg will try to snatch a win in Sarajevo. Click to continue reading...

Readers of this site know I don't typically post pieces on one particular youth prospect going abroad. But, Cody Arnoux is a player I have been tracking for a long time and it's refreshing to hear that he may be latching on with a big English club. Soccer by Ives broke the story earlier today that Arnoux whose excelled in both College Soccer and PDL is heading overseas.

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Benny Feilhaber assisted Aarhus' trip to the record books as they were able to hang on for the win against Marcus Tracy and Aalborg on Monday night. Click to continue reading...

Ryan Guy and the Saints hope to repeat last year's success while Marcus Tracy and Aalborg will try overcome their Bosnian guests in the the Europa League's second qualifying round. Click to continue reading...

It must feel good to be Benny Feilhaber right now.

After an impressive performance for the U.S. national team in the Confederations Cup, and after a solid showing as a substitute in a 2-1 Gold Cup victory over Honduras last week, Feilhaber scored twice in his first summer appearance for AGF Aarhus on Monday.

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United States National Team defender Danny Califf just finished up his club season with FC Midtjylland in the Danish SAS-Ligaen. Midtjylland finished fourth in the twelve-team league, his first season with the club but third in the SAS-Ligaen after spending two seasons with Aalborg. Danny joins us from the US National Team preparations for Wednesday's Qualifier in Costa Rica to answer some personal questions and teach us a bit of what he calls Danglish. Click to continue reading...

Tomorrow Manchester United take on Barcelona in the Champion's League final, here is a look back at how Man United got themselves to the final. Unlike Barcelona, Man United didn't have to play in...
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It was the final weekend in many of the European leagues as goalkeeper Tim Howard grabbed another clean sheet for Everton, and midfielder Maurice Edu played for Rangers who won the Scottish Premier League title. In the League 1 Promotion Play-off final Zak Whitbread and Millwall fell to Scunthorpe, but Michael Bradley and Monchengladbach were able to avoid relegation.

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It was the final weekend in many of the European leagues as goalkeeper Tim Howard grabbed another clean sheet for Everton, and midfielder Maurice Edu played for Rangers who won the Scottish Premier League title. In the League 1 Promotion Play-off final Zak Whitbread and Millwall fell to Scunthorpe, but Michael Bradley and Monchengladbach were able to avoid relegation.

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Jeremiah White and Benny Feilhaber did their part to help Copenhagen to the title while Marcus Tracy got the starting nod for Aalborg to return from his injury layoff. Click to continue reading...

The dust has just about settled following our magnificent victory over Arsenal that has booked us a place in Rome to face Barcelona in the Champions League final.

I wouldn't say I'm relieved to be playing the Catalans but having lost the trophy in the manner that Chelsea did last season, revenge would have been very much on the agenda for Terry et al so in a way I'm glad we're avoiding them.

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Goalkeepers Tim Howard and Brad Friedel led the way in Americans Abroad as both earned clean sheets for their respective clubs. Here's the full recap of Americans playing overseas in the top European soccer leagues.

Tim Howard (GK) - Everton - English Premier League - Howard had another solid game in goal as Everton defeated Sunderland 2-0 and the entire club has been in great form as of late.

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