John Brooks’ season with Hertha Berlin may be done. The U.S. Men’s National Team defender was reportedly dropped down to Hertha’s reserve squad after falling out of favor with coach Jos Luhukay. It appears now that reports Brooks had been cut altogether are wrong.

Meanwhile, there is no question that Will Johnson’s season with the Portland Timbers is over. Just 11 seconds into what would be a loss to Toronto FC on Saturday, Johnson went down in a tackle and broke his leg. He underwent surgery on Sunday and is expected to be out for six months.

And USL Pro has a new champion. The Sacramento Republic finished what has been a dream inaugural season with the league trophy, and seemed to strengthen their case for becoming an Major League Soccer expansion franchise.

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

AMERICANS ABROAD
Brooks dropped to Hertha Berlin’s reserve team due to inconsistent performances

Americans Abroad: Weekend Rewind

MAJOR LEAGUE SOCCER
Will Johnson undergoes surgery for broken leg

Bradley’s late winner caps Toronto comeback win over Timbers

Cummings, Garcia score for Dynamo in victory over Fire

Donovan ties assist record as Galaxy thrash Red Bulls

Martins sets scoring record as Sounders rally past Chivas USA

Silva scores 11th goal of the season to lead D.C. United over Union

Morales sparks comeback victory for the Whitecaps over RSL

Soccer Saturday: Your Running Commentary

USL PRO CHAMPIONSHIP
Republic beat City Islanders to end dream inaugural year as champions, make case for MLS

EUROPEAN SOCCER
Saturday European Rewind: Neymar nets hat trick; Everton and Arsenal earn late derby draws; and more

Sunday European Rewind: Inter overwhelmed by Cagliari; Bordeaux, Marseille win; and more

Soccer Sunday: Your Running Commentary