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The Dynamo acquired Beasley with the No. 1 MLS allocation ranking, although terms of the deal were not disclosed. Beasley was most recently with Puebla in Mexico and just played in his fourth World Cup for the US Men's National Team. He has a full resume of accomplishments, including an appearance in the UEFA Champions League with PSV Eindhoven in 2005, while also making Champions League appearances with Rangers, where he won the Scottish Premier League in 2009 and 2010.Fantasy Analysis
Interest in Gonzalez from abroad has likely been tempered by his assorted injuries this spring, including an ankle injury that he suffered during the World Cup.Fantasy Analysis
Besler had been heavily linked to a number of European clubs this summer, but has instead opted to remain with his hometown club. A lot of the talk about a potential move to Sunderland or Fulham seemed to be about his salary, which had him as the 32nd-highest paid defender in Major League Soccer. Thanks to a solid World Cup for the US Men's National Team, Besler will get the raise he deserves while being able to stay at home.Fantasy Analysis
Zusi is set to appear in his third consecutive All-Star game this season after a solid showing in Brazil during the World Cup for the United States. He has 18 goals and 40 assists in 144 MLS matches, including the postseason, and he has been named to the MLS Best XI in both of the last two seasons. There was some light talk about a potential move to Europe, but Zusi will instead opt to likely finish out his career in Major League Soccer.Fantasy Analysis
Besler always seemed a little hesitant about a move to Europe, constantly saying how much he enjoys playing for his hometown club. A move overseas would likely give him a significant raise over the $200,000 he currently makes, which puts him as the 32nd-highest paid defender in MLS.Fantasy Analysis
Besler said recently that he would be willing to consider a move to Europe after a solid World Cup, and it appears that he's gotten multiple offers, with a Bundesliga side also expected to inquire about his availability. It will take a transfer fee to move him from his hometown club, but there's plenty of money on the east side of the Atlantic to bring him over.Fantasy Analysis
Saunders becomes the third signing for the expansion franchise that will start play in 2015, following David Vill and Jeb Brovsky. Saunders is most known for starting for the LA Galaxy during their 2011 MLS Cup run, but he was out of contract before signing with New York.Fantasy Analysis
After giving up a goal in the 11th minute, the Brazilian defense appeared to just give up and by halftime they trailed 5-0. There wasn't much Cesar could do, as he made a few decent saves, but after the blitz of goals in the first half, it was all but over by halftime.Fantasy Analysis
Besler is coming off a solid World Cup for the United States, and while he currently plays for his hometown club, the draw of playing in Europe may be too strong for the 27-year-old to ignore. The Star noted that Besler's $200,000 salary this season makes him the 32nd-highest paid defender in Major League Soccer, which could be reason enough to leave for a bigger money deal in Europe.Fantasy Analysis
Despite plenty of negative reactions to a few scattered plays, Bradley was a solid contributor for the US in Brazil and he will continue to be a vital cog of the US Mens National Team and Toronto FC.
