Feilhaber netted the lone New England goal as the Revs were thrashed 3-1 by Columbus on Saturday night.

Benny has been a disappointment for the Revs, who have always leaned away from signing big money designated players. They finally took the plunge on Feilhaber, and it has not panned out.

Feilhaber scored for the first time since joining the Revolution on a big money move back in April as New England fought to a 2-2 draw with Colorado.

Feilhaber has been a disappointment for the Revs so far, but as he settles into his role under Steve Nicol he should start popping up on the scoresheet more and more.

Feilhaber scored the game-winner, and set up Aarhus' two other goals in Sunday's 3-2 win over Koge.

Feilhaber has been out of control as September closes out. He now has five goals in the last three games.

Feilhaber will make it three European clubs in three years as he has agreed to terms with Danish side AGF Aarhaus according to Ives Galarcep of ESPNsoccernet.com.

In an endless search for consistent playing time, Benny is moving again. Aarhaus is MLS-level at best, but Benny is a free spirit who seems to prefer Europe over a return to MLS.

Feilhaber was left off of the U.S under-23 Olympic Qualifying team by coach Peter Nowak.

Since his brilliant Gold-Cup winning goal last summer, Feilhaber has seen limited action in only eight Premier League games this season while Derby toils at the bottom of the Premier League table.