Agudelo, who was denied a work permit for the second time, will not be joining Stoke City, Goal.com reports.

Agudelo joined Stoke in January, but when he was denied a work permit, they sent him out on loan to Dutch side FC Utrecht, where he scored three goals in 14 appearances. Now that he will be unable to join Stoke full time after his second permit was denied, it is unclear what his next step will be.

Agudelo, who officially signed with Stoke City on Tuesday, is expected to head out on loan to FC Utrecht, the Stoke Sentinel reports.

Agudelo was initially believed to be in Stoke's short-term plans, but he was unable to secure a work visa to stay in the UK. The loan will be until the end of the Eredivisie season, and then he is expected to re-apply for a work visa in order to play for Stoke next season.

Agudelo has agreed to a pre-contract with Stoke, the Boston Globe reports.

Agudelo's MLS contract will expire at the end of the 2013 calendar year and the striker has reportedly already agreed to join Stoke during the January transfer window. At just 20-years-old, Agudelo will add depth to Stoke's striking options.

Agudelo scored for the second time this season in Saturday's 6-2 loss to Seattle.

It's still very, very early in his career, but Agudelo's progression seems to have slowed down considerably in 2012.

On Friday Agudelo was let go from US Men's National Team camp ahead of the team's five upcoming matches, Ives Galarcep of Fox Soccer reports.

It's disappointing for Agudelo to be sure, but he'll head back to Chivas USA, where he'll get a ton of playing time as opposed to playing behind Jozy Altidore, Clint Dempsey, Herc Gomez and Chris Wondolowski in the red, white and blue.

Agudelo was sent to Chivas USA in exchange for Heat Pearce and allocation money on Thursday, according to NJ.Com.

Agudelo had become increasingly frustrated with his role and lack of playing time in New York. He got his way by forcing a trade, and it's time to prove his point in Southern California.

Agudelo scored the opener and drove the Mexican defense crazy as the US U-23 internationals dominated El Tri to claim a 2-0 win in Dallas on Wednesday night.

Agudelo, sporting some kind of blonde mohawk, teamed up with Freddy Adu and Joseph Gyau to wreak havoc with their speed against a slow, unathletic Mexican defense.