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SBI Wednesday Rewind: Injury sidelines Cameron; Meulensteen up for head Union job; and more

Geoff Cameron

A rocky start to the season just got a little rockier for Geoff Cameron at Stoke City. He has hernia injury requiring surgery, but it’s not exactly clear when the U.S. Men’s National Team defender will be back in action. This comes after Cameron seemingly lost his Premier League position to summer arrival Phil Bardsley.

Meanwhile, former Fulham manager and Manchester United assistant Rene Meulensteen could be the next European manager to come stateside. Philadelphia Union CEO Nick Sakiewicz admitted Meulensteen was in the running for open coaching job, but a decision is not expected soon.

And it seems Luis Suarez can never be held down too long. FIFA has cleared him to make his Barcelona debut in the Oct. 25 El Clasico against Real Madrid. He had the original terms of his ban reduced after he was caught biting a player during a match for the third time at this summer’s World Cup.

Here is a rundown of all the stories featured on SBI Wednesday:

AMERICANS ABROAD
Report: Cameron sidelined by hernia surgery

French club Luzenac releases entire first team, including former U.S. U-20 GK Westberg

MAJOR LEAGUE SOCCER
Report: Sakiewicz admits Muelensteen is up for Union job, but denies job is already his

MLS Ticker: MLS Atlanta names president, Copa Centroamericana call-ups, and more

Union defender Gaddis signs multiyear extension

Beckham confident MLS Miami project will happen

RSL launch Real Monarchs, latest MLS-backed USL Pro team

Galaxy rally to split points with Impact

Sam nets late winner as Red Bulls top 10-man D.C. United

MLS Week 27: A Midweek Look Ahead

Soccer Wednesday: Your Running Commentary

INTERNATIONAL SOCCER
Wednesday Kickoff: Ronaldo back in training; Mexico knocks off Bolivia; and more

Mid-day Ticker: Suarez cleared for El Clasico; PSG extends Sirigu; and more

YOUTH NATIONAL TEAMS
U.S. U-20 Men’s National Team 2, Racing Club Reserves 0: Match Highlights

U.S. U-17’s to host England, Australia, and Brazil in 2014 Nike International Friendlies

 

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