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United States international Geoff Cameron has joined Queens Park Rangers on a season-long loan deal from fellow Championship side Stoke.
Cameron, 33, has spent six seasons at Stoke but has been allowed to move to Loftus Road by new manager Gary Rowett.
“I’m extremely excited and happy to be here,” he told the QPR website. “It’s a fresh start and new beginning for me.
“I decided over the summer that I wanted a change and something new. The boss here [Steve McClaren] has been interested in me before…
Stoke City and United States international defender Geoff Cameron is headed to Championship side Queens Park Rangers on loan, a source with knowledge of the deal has confirmed to ESPNFC.
NBCSports.com was the first to report the news, adding that the loan will last through January.
Following Stoke’s relegation from the Premier League last season, Cameron stated his desire to move away from the Potters and he has been left out of manager Gary Rowett’s plans this season.
Now Cameron is headed to London…
Stoke City’s Geoff Cameron could be leaving the club, according to sources close to the player.
United States international Geoff Cameron looks to be on his way out of Stoke City a source with knowledge of the situation has confirmed to ESPN FC, though his eventual destination is unknown.
The Telegraph was first to report that Stoke manager Gary Rowett had informed Cameron and three other players that they were free to leave the club. The report went on to name Werder Bremen and Rayo Vallecano as possible landing spots, but the source indicated that Cameron wouldn’t end up at either club.
Cameron,…
The FC crew debate whether or not Jurgen Klinsmann would have led the U.S. to the World Cup after Geoff Cameron stated results would have been different had Klinsmann not been sacked. Geoff Cameron has blamed U.S. Soccer for creating a “poisonous divide” between MLS and European-based players, while also expanding on his criticism of former U.S. coach Bruce Arena.
Cameron recently said that Jurgen Klinsmann would have qualified the U.S. to the World Cup had he not been replaced by Arena. And in a column for The Players’ Tribune on Friday, the defender wrote that Klinsmann believed any promising young American playing in MLS rather than Europe was a “wasted opportunity.”
In contrast,…
USMNT Interim coach Dave Sarachan provides his assessment of defenders Ike Opara, Matt Polster and goalkeeper Zach Steffen.
Geoff Cameron is convinced the United States would have qualified for the World Cup had Jurgen Klinsmann remained coach, and has insisted Bruce Arena made decisions that directly cost the Americans a place in Russia this summer.
The Arena-led U.S. crashed out at the qualifying stage for the 2018 event in Russia last October after a 2-1 loss to Trinidad & Tobago, which, combined with wins from Panama and Honduras, left the U.S. out of the game’s biggest tournament for the first time since…
Geoff Cameron, left, is in a fitness race to return for Stoke this weekend.
Stoke City manager Mark Hughes says he is hopeful that American defender Geoff Cameron will return for this weekend’s match against Southampton after sitting out the previous three weeks with a hamstring injury.
With captain Ryan Shawcross set to miss out due to a back injury, and Bruno Martins Indi sidelined by a groin strain, Cameron’s return will provide a valuable boost.
“[Cameron] is probably the one we feel has got a good chance to take part,” Hughes said.
The news will provide some…
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Heating up
Danny Williams, MF, Huddersfield Town (Premier League)
Why he’s here: In his first-ever Premier League start, Williams was a 90-minute workhorse for Huddersfield Town in Saturday’s 1-1 draw with Leicester City.
What this means: Since he took over in November, Arena has shied…
Mark Hughes praises Stoke’s staunch defending against a potent Man United, and touches on Jose Mourinho’s cold behaviour.
STOKE, England — United States defender Geoff Cameron will miss Stoke’s next two games in the English Premier League because of a right hamstring injury.
Stoke manager Mark Hughes says Cameron will likely be out for two weeks, ruling him out of league matches against Newcastle on Saturday and Chelsea the following weekend.
Hughes says it “is a shame because he’s had a bright start to the season.”
Cameron pulled up in the final seconds of the first half in Stoke’s 2-2 draw with Manchester United…
Geoff Cameron, left, came out of Stoke City’s game against Man United after the first half.
Stoke City defender Geoff Cameron will be sidelined for about two weeks after picking up a hamstring injury on Saturday, a source with knowledge of the situation confirmed to ESPN FC.
The U.S. international pulled up while grabbing his right leg just before half-time against Manchester United and was replaced by Bruno Martins Indi as the second half began.
The timeline for his recovery, earlier reported by NBC Sports, means he will miss Stoke’s Premier League games against Newcastle and Chelsea,…
Taylor Twellman reflects on a damaging United States loss to Costa Rica and points the blame at Bruce Arena.
Taylor Twellman and Ian Darke join Herc Gomez and Kasey Keller to dissect USMNT’s disappointing display against Costa Rica.
USMNT head coach Bruce Arena reflects on his side’s uninspired World Cup qualifier defeat to Costa Rica.
Herculez Gomez and Kasey Keller reflect on the U.S.’s psyche after their crushing defeat ahead of a crucial Honduras clash.
Sometimes the scoreline tells the story of a game. Sometimes, however, it doesn’t.
The United States men’s national team fell to Costa Rica 2-0 at Red Bull Arena on Friday night. It was the worst (read: only) defeat of the Bruce Arena 2.0 era and a significant, though hardly emphatic, blow to the American’s World Cup qualifying chances.
The dos a cero defeat was not a pretty affair for the red, white and blue. But it also was not as poor as the scoreboard might indicate. Costa Rica got its…