Conor O'Brien played 86 minutes in SonderjyskE's central midfield on Monday night, as a comfortable win over AGF Aarhus gave them much-needed breathing room ahead of the drop zone.

Michael Parkhurst and Nordsjaelland added yet another win to their season total at Odense while Clarence Goodson and Brondby were forced to settle for a scoreless draw against AGF Aarhus.

One of the offseason signings charged with stabilizing Toronto FC's back line did not even make it to opening day.

TFC released Ecuadorian international centerback Geovanny Caicedo, citing family and trouble adjusting to the league as reasons for ending his brief tenure with the club.

The New England Revolution announced the signing of 2004 MLS SuperDraft pick Jeremiah White on Friday.

It only took eight years.

White, the Revs third round pick (23rd overall) in the 2004 Major League Soccer SuperDraft, opted to try his luck in Europe rather than sign in MLS. The speedy winger's whirlwind tour across the pond saw him play in Serbia with OFK Beograd, Greece with Panserraikos, France with FC Gueugnon Denmark with AGF Aarhus, Saudi Arabia with Al-Ettifaq, and most recently in Poland with GKS Belchatów.

The New England Revolution announced via press release today that they have signed former USA International Jeremiah White. The speedy winger had been on a long trial stint with the Revs during their stays in Arizona, featuring and scoring in the Desert Diamond Cup against the LA Galaxy. White will be added to the roster pending receipt of his ITC, and is expected to join the squad for training next week.

By FRANCO PANIZO

Michael Bradley was one of the key figures in the U.S. men's national team's upset win over Italy on Wednesday in part because of his ability to contain Andrea Pirlo.

His club, Chievo Verona, will be hoping Bradley can replicate that type of outing this weekend.

You all know how much I hate fake "reports" about transfers, so let's just bat one down for good. I have fully confirmed that AGF Aarhus is not the SAS Liga team interested in Charlie Davies, something I've been trying to do almost since whatever Danish tabloid that started the rumour first aired it.

Four trialists have joined the New England Revolution's preseason camp, according to the Revolution's latest preseason roster released today. Defender Théophile "Junior" N'Tame, midfielders Jeremiah White and David Foley, and striker Saër Sène, join the Revs four MLS Supplemental Draft picks as non-contracted players in camp.

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Two American strikers are drumming up some transfer buzz in Denmark.

According to multiple reports out of the country, Danish Superliga club AGF Aarhus is looking at Charlie Davies and Chris Wondolowski as potential targets during the transfer window, which opens Thursday and lasts through the end of the month.

With 2012 marking the beginning of the USA's FIFA World Cup qualifying campaign and the players here hoping to make a big impression, we decided to look back at the January camp roster from this time in the previous two cycles to see if there is any forecasting to be done on how many players will actually reach the World Cup.

Liverpool set to offer second trial to AGF Aarhus teenager Michael Zacho

14-year-old impressed during his first spell at the club's training ground, while the Danish side's sports director praised the attitude of Kenny Dalglish's side

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Reds hand youngster a trial

Liverpool are poised to hand a second trial to AGF Aarhus teenager Michael Zacho.

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Philadelphia born Jeremiah White is looking to come back to North America, but it won't be with his hometown team.

White, a former American international, was invited to join the Montreal Impact's evaluation camp, joining 24 other players for a six day tryout with MLS' next team. The versatile attacking midfielder joins fellow American, and Orlando City Lions star, Jamie Watson in the camp.

By FRANCO PANIZO

The passing of Dennis Marshall didn't only affect Costa Rican players. It also affected Marshall's teammates at Aalborg BK, and one American paid tribute to the late defender this weekend.

Chris Rolfe honored his former teammate with the game-winning goal in Aalborg's home-opener, a 2-1 win versus AGF Aarhus.

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By FRANCO PANIZO

DaMarcus Beasley signed with Puebla earlier this summer in the hopes of reviving his club career, and that challenge begins for him this weekend.

Puebla opens its Apertura campaign on Saturday against Atlas, and Beasley will hope to make his first start for the club.

Despite reports to the contrary, Danish Superligaen club AGF Aarhus has refuted news that Cleveland FC duo Connor Gilmour and Bryan Wolanski are on trial.

After transferring from AGF Aarhus to MLS, Benny Feilhaber feels the lessons learned from his time in Europe have strengthened him as a player and prepared him for the challenges lying ahead.

After a nearly six-year spell in Europe, American midfielder Benny Feilhaber has officially joined MLS team New England Revolution after leaving Danish club AGF Aarhus, where he had spent the last three seasons.

United States National Team midfielder Benny Feilhaber is now a member of the New England Revolution. Feilhaber signed with Major League Soccer last week and went through the returning US National Team player allocation process. Chivas USA and the Philadelphia Union both chose to keep their first and second positions in the allocation order.

Benny Feilhaber signed a contract with MLS this past weekend after spending the last few seasons in Denmark with AGF Aarhus. The USA international rose through the Hamburg youth system and also had a fairly disappointing stint in England at Derby County, and now he will be placed on a team via allocation order.

As Fire fans, we are all obviously disappointed with yesterday's 2-1 loss to a severely reduced LA Galaxy side. However, I wanted to touch on a different subject full of problems: the MLS Allocation List. USMNT midfielder Benny Feilhaber has just signed a deal to return to the US from Danish second division club AGF Aarhus.

Benny Feilhaber...After a career that spanned Germany, England and AGF Aarhus in Denmark, Feilhaber is returning to the US, to undertake a new beginning with MLS. Having fallen off the radar as of late with the US during friendlies despite some phenomenal outings, Feilhaber signed on the last day for international transfers, April 15th.

MLS recently announced the signing of Benny Feilhaber from AGF Aarhus of the Danish second division. Feilhaber has been a regular sub for the USMNT, often adding a needed jolt of energy to the midfield late in games. He was getting some playing time in Denmark, so this move may not have a huge impact on his role with the national team.

As we enter the fifth week of the 2011 season, things are starting to take shape. Portland opened its home, Jeld- Wen Field, on Thursday with an electrifying 4-2 win over Chicago before nearly 19000 fans, meaning that all MLS teams but Sporting have now played a home game. This weekend that momentum will be as important for Portland as it will be for all other clubs both on and off the field, as all teams will be looking for wins and attendance, as many have found either (or both) of the two to be elusive.

The transfer deadline day has its long-awaited major splash.

According to his agent, Benny Feilhaber has signed with Major League Soccer and will be leaving AGF Aarhus in Denmark, where he has played since 2008. The representative for the U.S. men's national team midfielder, Lyle Yorks, said via Twitter, "Congrats to Benny Feilhaber--officially coming back to MLS!

Known to USA soccer fans as the current club of American midfielder Benny Feilhaber, AGF Aarhus is one of the most successful football teams in Denmark. AGF holds record for the longest non-interrupted stay in the Danish top division and also holds the record for most number of cup wins. However, the club has struggled with [.

Known to USA soccer fans as the current club of American midfielder Benny Feilhaber, AGF Aarhus is one of the most successful football teams in Denmark. AGF holds record for the longest non-interrupted stay in the Danish top division and also holds the record for most number of cup wins. However, the club has struggled with [.

The U.S. men's national team heads into tonight's friendly vs. Paraguay searching for its first win of 2011, but also searching for the right combination of players as the team draws closer and closer to this summer's Gold Cup.

Tonight's friendly (8pm, Fox Soccer Channel) should provide a showcase for some talented youngsters who impressed in Saturday's match against Argentina.

Hey guys. My name's Mike and I am the new co-blogger here on the USA WCB . I am so excited to be on here and I hope I can make this page more active. I am a diehard supporter of the US National Team, and Major League Soccer. The team I support the most besides the National Team is the New York Red Bulls.

Hey guys. My name's Mike and I am the new co-blogger here on the USA WCB . I am so excited to be on here and I hope I can make this page more active. I am a diehard supporter of the US National Team, and Major League Soccer. The team I support the most besides the National Team is the New York Red Bulls.

The US National Team is gearing up for the Gold Cup this summer, and they are trying to find the right mix of players for the Gold Cup by using the upcoming friendlies against Argentina (yep, that Messi guy is really good), and Paraguay. The first friendly is this Saturday, March 26th at 7:30 PM (CST).

United States National Team coach Bob Bradley released his roster for the Argentina and Paraguay friendlies. "This is an important opportunity to get our core group together along with some relatively newer faces as we consider the roster decisions for the Gold Cup this summer," Bradley said. "We have not had these players together for quite some time, so this is a great chance to get in a solid week of training and then face two quality opponents in Argentina and Paraguay.

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By FRANCO PANIZO

When Clint Dempsey steps onto the field for Fulham on Saturday, he'll be looking to make history by becoming the American with most goals scored in a Premiership campaign. There's only one problem, though.

Landon Donovan, Clint Dempsey and Tim Howard lead a veteran group of players called in by U.S. national team head coach Bob Bradley for upcoming friendlies against Argentina (March 26th) and Paraguay (March 29th).

A full-strength USMNT squad will be featured for the first time since the United States lost to Ghana in last summer's World Cup.

Bob Bradley has named a 24-man squad for the upcoming friendlies against Argentina and Paraguay.

Bradley has named a strong squad with all the U.S. stars who are playing overseas, coming back for the game. The biggest impact of the "imports" will be felt in midfield where eight of the nine players in the U.

With the European transfer window shut for the winter, a number of Americans are settling in to their new clubs, having just been loaned or transferred elsewhere. For a few others, though, their club situation is anything but secure.

Take Eric Lichaj, for example, who enjoyed his first taste of first-team action with Aston Villa early in the season only to find himself in manager Gerard Houllier's notorious doghouse.