News about Sergino Dest

 Sergino Dest could miss up to nine months with a knee injury, according to a new report, as a potential timetable for the USA defender has been revealed. Dest, a right-back for Barcelona who's played this season on loan with PSV, confirmed the injury himself on Instagram while PSV acknowledged he would be out for an 'extended period.' And according to The Athletic, that absence could run all the way into early 2025, with the outlet reporting the nine-month timeline on Monday night.

United States men's national team star defender Sergino Dest could miss this summer's critical Copa America after Dutch club PSV confirmed he will be out for an 'extended period' after a training injury. Dest confirmed the injury himself on Instagram after PSV's announcement, stating he will not be able to finish the season with the club. Soon after PSV's season ends next month, the United States men's national team will call in more than 20 players for a camp ending with Copa America.

The 23-year-old US fullback previously stated his desire to stay in the Netherlands beyond the 2023-24 Eredivisie season, as a reported fee of nearly $11M (£8.8M) would be required to fulfill his wish. On Saturday, after PSV's 6-0 trashing of Vitesse, Dest spoke to ESPN about his future. PSV sits top of the table, nine points clear of second-place Feyenoord. The club can be crowned champions as early as next weekend if Dest and Co. pick up their 27th win of the campaign against SC Heerenveen.

Sergino Dest, a fullback and USMNT star, has openly wondered why his home country is hosting the Copa America, one of the world's most coveted international tournaments. The Copa America, CONMEBOL's flagship cup competition, is traditionally hosted by South American nations, but it has never been held outside of Africa. I would have loved to have it (Copa America) in South America,' Dest told The Athletic.

Sergino Dest has been barred from returning to Barcelona, though Xavi remains as the manager. The defender felt his game time was limited under Xavi's reign and joined PSV on loan in the summer. He has helped the Dutch side win all 17 of their Eivisie games, conceding only seven goals and leaving only seven goals on the table, and Storm 12 points apiece.

After his colleague Sergino Dest's spectacular nutmeg against Arsenal, PSV's Johan Bakoyoko was left speechless. After playing out a 1-1 draw on Tuesday night, both sides be able to guarantee their respective positions in the Champions League knockout rounds. In the first half, Eddie Nketiah opened the scoring for the Gunners before Yorbe Vertessen scored an equalizer for the hosts shortly after the break.

A Sergino Destassin sparked the comeback, and Ricardo Pepi sealed the deal for PSV Eindhoven with a stoppage time winner who claimed all three points in a 3-2 victory over Sevilla. PSV were 2-0 down just two minutes after the second half kicked off, with Sergio Ramos scoring in minute 24 and Youssef En-Nesyri doubling the advantage in the 47th minute. However, forward Lucas Ocampos' 66th minute red card allowed the Rood-witten an opening to barge straight across.

To find the only other two European leagues in which a team has won every single game, you must scroll down to San Marino and Gibraltar. No other top-tier teams boast the same excellence. But with a 33-year-old former Newcastle flop leading the line, how on earth have they done this?

After Alexi Lalas was sent off for a bizarre reaction to losing a throw-in, USA coach Gregg Berhalter has advised Sergino Dest that if he thinks he has another player as good as him. Dest was yellow carded twice in 30 seconds in Monday's 2-1 Nations League loss to Trinidad and Tobago, first for kicking the ball into the stands after losing a throw-in and then wrangling with the referee as his teammates attempted to restrain him. After being shown the red card and was mocked by his teammates and Berhalter after the game, he blows a kiss at the referee.

Sergino Dest, the United States' national team defender, was suspended from the team's match for picking up two yellow cards less than 20 seconds apart on Monday night. Dest took exception with a call from the referee, who said he had left the ball in bounds in the United States' second leg of the CONCACAF Nations League against Trinidad & Tobago. Walter Lopez, the head referee, sees things differently. Dest immediately picked up the ball and punted it off the field, picking up his first yellow card of the match after hearing the call being called out to Trinidad & Tobago. Lopez issued his second yellow card for Dest, who, after receiving his marching orders, blew a kiss in the referee's direction and continued to scream.

Despite losing 2-1 to Trinidad and Tobago, the United States men's national team survived a scare Monday night, advancing to the Concaf Nations League semifinals. Despite being limited to ten men for the majority of Monday's game, the Americans qualified for Copa América next year. Following two yellow cards in a dispute with the referee, Sergino Dest compelled the US to play a man short.

With a pair of friendlies playing in the Midwest, the Second Berhalter Era is set to begin in early September. The roster for those friendlies was revealed today, including a mix of MLS faces as well as a number of returning members of the 'A' Team. With Europe playing Euro 2024 qualifiers, Africa playing AFCON qualifiers, and South America joining the World Cup qualifier, the USA has agreed to play in Minneapolis against Uzbekistan.

Barcelona is set to cut four first team players' from their squad before heading to America for their pre-season tour next week. Samuel Umtiti is the only player to leave the club so far after being told his deal was terminated three years early, but Barca's financial situation means they are able to reduce the wage bill by selling more fringe players. According to Diario AS' reports, Xavi's side is still trying to move Clement Lenglet, Alex Collado, Franck Kessie, and Sergino Dest before heading to the United States next Wednesday.

The players were reportedly more tense off the field than they were on it as the players burst into a brawl following the Gold Cup quarterfinals on Sunday night. The Stars and Stripes managed to defeat a late stoppage-time goal from Canada before Matt Turner's penalty-shootout heroics saw them advance to the semifinals against Panama. According to Marca, the Americans were evidently not so generous in their victory as they taunted their opponents as they marched into the tunnel. According to reports, the suspected mockery sparked a brawl between players of both teams spilling down the corridor inside the stadium's football team's lavatory into the dressing room.

The four players who were issued red cards during the tense CONCACAF Nations League semifinal match between the United States and Mexico were banned for their respective positions. Following 'on-field player misconduct' that occurred during the game, according to a review by The Athletic, USMNT midfielder Weston McKennie and defender Sergino Dest. McKennie was reportedly suspended for three games, and Dest was banned from two games for two weeks.

On Thursday night, the United States defeated Mexico 3-0 to advance to the CONCACAF Nations League final against Canada - but the game descended into chaos. Four players were banned, and the match was cut short by the referee after repeated homophobic chanting. Eight yellow cards were released, fans threw beers into the field of play, and Weston McKennie's shirt was ripped off, and the referee showed eight yellow cards.

After 15 seasons with Barcelona, Busquets, whose deal comes to an end, announced last week that he was leaving the club this week. The 34-year-old had been offered a new contract by the Catalan giants, but signing it would have meant losing 70% of his pay. According to Barca Universal, manager Xavi Hernandez intends to sign Zubimendi to replace Busquets next season. In October, the Spanish ace, 24, extended his existing Real Sociedad contract until 2027. Barca is said to have offered Sergino Dest in exchange in order to lower the cost of his release clause, which is worth €60 million.

In the upcoming UEFA Champions League matches against Tottenham or in any future knockout games, AC Milan will not include American right back Sergino Dest. Since being loaned to Milan from Barcelona in the summer, the US international has been suffering for game time. Dest started playing in the club's 3-0 loss to Chelsea in the group's division and has 98 minutes of game time in three other games.

After progressing to the Round of 16 at the Qatar World Cup, the USMNT had a solid showing that both supporters and the US soccer federation can be proud of. Before defeating Iran to advance to the knockout stage, Team USA held draws against both England and Wales. During large portions of all three games, the US seemed to be the stronger team, and by all means, they should have won with two victories, if not for an absolutely stupid call that caused Wales to tie the game. Before being sent home, the US was simply outclassed by Holland. Several of Europe's top clubs have sparked transfer curiosity ahead of the January window, thanks to several players' impressive performances. Here's a look at the celebrities who are currently in the shop window.

Cristiano Ronaldo (left) scored just one goal for his country, and Fernando Santos was booted to the bench for their last-16 match against Switzerland and Morocco's shocking quarter-final loss to Morocco. During a tense meeting with Santos, the 37-year-old free agent reportedly threatened to leave the Portuguese camp following news that he had been suspended for the Switzerland match, despite the country's FA and the player denying it. Ronaldo's agony has been exacerbated by the fact that statistics firm Sofascore selected him in their lowest team of the World Cup. According to Sofascore's rating, each player has received a score out of ten for their tournament results. Players must have made a minimum of four appearances in Qatar in order to be eligible. Sergino Dest (inset left) of the United States and a player from champions Argentina also make the team.

The USMNT could view holding England to a stalemate and kicking it out of the company's Qatar a relative success, but with a roster full of young, developing talent, that is no longer good enough. Sportsmail examined American soccer fans' honest assessment of their hopes before the World Cup began. With uncertainty in the team going into the tournament, it was difficult to know what would happen for the United States as they faced Wales, England, and Iran. What we saw was a team that dominated in the midfield, remained relatively solid in defense, and, despite a lack of quality attacking opportunities, it remained threatening. It led to their third straight appearance in the Round of 16 in World Cups, which they have qualified for since 2006.

Louis van Gaal was not all happy with Holland's first-half results with the USA last weekend, despite going into the break up two goals because the team lost the ball too much. From the 10th minute after Memphis Depay converted a cross from Denzel Dumfries, Holland led the way, but there were openings for the USA as Christian Pulisic missed an early opportunity and Sergino Dest later had a shot blocked from close. As the completed only 56.3 and 70.6 percent of their passes respectively, midfielders Davy Klaassen and Marten de Roon were also hauled off at halftime.

President Biden has joined up with the USA World Cup team and captain Tyler Adams for a witty video to wish the team luck ahead of Saturday's showdown against Holland. With a quarterfinal appearance, the USMNT will face Holland in the last-16 knockout stage of the tournament, and victory would equal the best-ever World Cup run. Midfielder Adams is filmed at a US training session held at the Al Gharafa stadium in Doha with the ball at his feet and shouts to camera: 'Hey Mr President - heads up!'

Robin van Persie's third and final season with Manchester United had just concluded, and the Stars and Stripes' 21-year-old John Brooks was viewed as the future at center back for the Stars and Stripes. It's been a while. But even though the US' squad in Qatar has just two holdovers (DeAndre Yedlin and Jordan Morris) from last year, there are still plenty of inspiration and lessons to learn from the team's recent 4-3 victory.