Beasley was named to the United States' 23-man roster for the 2014 World Cup, USSoccer.com reports.

If Beasley is able to play, and there is no reason right now why he wouldn't, he would become the first American player to ever participate in four World Cups.

Beasley's BMW was set on fire outside of his home in Glasgow, the Fort Wayne News-Sentinel reports.

A disgusting act, and it's not the first time Beasley has been the target of these cowardly acts. The rivalry between Rangers and Celtic is something most people in the United States have no idea about, but it is without question the most violent and hate-filled rivalry in all of sports. Fellow American Maurice Adu has also been victimized by the cowards in Glasgow since joining Rangers.

Beasley has goals in back-to-back games, and has looked terrific for Rangers since returning from injury a month ago.

An in-form Beasley on the wing for the USA in South Africa in 2010 would be enormous. It would free up Landon Donovan to play more forward, and give the USA the world-class speed that they could be lacking if Charlie Davies isn't ready to go.

Beasley left Wednesday's win over St Mirren with a rib cage injury, but tests showed no broken bones, Sky Sports reports.

He'll be out this weekend and it sounds like he'll miss a few more games, but luckily it doesn't look like a long-term issue.

Beasley, who appears healthy again, slid past the Milan defense, rose to his feet and finished beautifully as Rangers drew 2-2 in a friendly with AC Milan.

DMB could not be timing this better, as the USA heads into a showdown next week against Mexico in World Cup Qualifying.

Beasley's fate at Rangers seems sealed as his injuries and lack of playing time have hindered his progress and put him on the outs at Rangers, and a return to MLS could be in the offing for the speedy left-winger according to Ives Galarcep of ESPNsoccernet.com.

Through World Cup qualifying and the World Cup the move might make sense for Beasley, but financially it doesn't seem to fit. His health and durability would definitely benefit him if he returned to MLS, however there aren't a ton of teams who could even come close to what Beasley would get paid by a European club.

Beasley found the net twice early on in the USA's 6-1 drubbing of Cuba in World Cup Qualifying.

Beasley nearly got a hat-trick, but surely he'll be happy scoring twice against a brutally poor Cuban defense as the US advances into stage two of CONCACAF World Cup Qualifying.