Clark was on the end of a terrific set piece from Brad Davis to notch his first goal of 2014 in Saturday's 2-1 loss in Vancouver.

Clark, a defensive midfielder back at home in Houston does not figure to score a ton. You can definitely find better value in the midfield for your Fantasy MLS side.

Clark is leaving MLS to pursue European opportunities according to Soccer by Ives.

On the same day Houston learns that Stu Holden and Ricardo Clark are most likely headed for Europe. For Clark, who was pursued lightly by Serie A side Livorno last January, it should be interesting to see where he ends up. He has a nasty edge to him that would fit Germany or Italy, and joining a team in January will keep him fit as he heads towards his World Cup dream.

Clark, another American who has taken a huge stride forward for the national team this summer, netted his first goal of 2009 for the Dynamo as Houston defeated Chicago 3-2 on Sunday evening.

Clark is more of a holding midfielder, so he won't get too many goals, but he means a lot to Houston, and stepped up in the central midfield in the absence of Maurice Edu for the US National Team this summer.

Livorno has plans to sign the American international during the January transfer window, Football Italia reports.

A move to Serie A is great for Clark, but Livorno may not be the best place.

Clark scored his second goal of the year to put Houston up 3-1, a score that held up to be the final as Houston took three big points away from Colorado on Saturday night.

Not known to be a goal-scorer, Clark has been terrific in his holding midfielder role this season for Houston as they look likely to represent the West in the MLS Cup again this season.

Clark scored his first regular season goal of the 2008 campaign for Houston on Saturday night in their thrilling 4-3 win over Real Salt Lake.

Clark is a leader for Houston and it's not a coincidence that they are playing better since his return to the lineup.

Clark scored in the 12th minute of Houston's 3-1 SuperLiga group stage win over DC United on Saturday night.

Houston is a money team, and SuperLiga seems like it's perfectly timed for a Houston team that looked lethargic in the first half of the MLS season.