A few in-house things.  As I posted in yesterday’s The OT Report, here is a link to Sacha Kljestan’s goal from yesterday.  Still can’t find a video that I can embed on this site.  Also, a shameless plug for the latest Inside the Numbers where I update where Jozy Altidore’s 28 goals stack up in Europe.

Now for some links.

Staying with Jozy, here is a post-game interview from the weekend after his hat trick.

Stuart Holden has one more game left with Sheffield Wednesday until his loan deal ends, although it looks like there is some chatter about extending the deal until the end of the season.

Michael Bradley and Roma are headed to the Coppa Italia final on May 26, which means he is likely going to miss the first week of the USMNT camp.  Bradley also completed 96.7% of his passes in yesterday’s match against Inter Milan.

Speaking of those USMNT upcoming games, Steven Goff gives us even more updated numbers on ticket sales.

Want a random youtube video of various Brad Guzan saves from this season?  Alright.

Doug McIntyre of ESPN Insider looks at Freddy Adu’s uncertain USMNT future.

It looks like Sebastian Lletget had missed some time with an injury, but is back and playing with West Ham’s U-21 team again.  Doesn’t appear to be anything serious.

It doesn’t look like we will see Seb Hines in many of Middlesbrough’s remaining games this season.

And finally, US Soccer youth player Joshua Perez is headed to Italy to join Fiorentina’s youth academy.

A couple quick links for your Friday morning reading pleasure.

Here is a quick write-up from Bobby Wood’s start for 1860 Munich earlier this week.

Ryan Miller looks back at his season with Halmstads BK.

Brian Sciaretta caught up with US U-20 forward Jack McBean the week of MLS Cup.

Clint Dempsey thinks he was undervalued at Fulham.  He will get his chance to score against Fulham this weekend.

Doug McIntyre of ESPN Insider wonders if Icelandic-American Aron Johannsson could bolster the US attack.

Seb Hines is hoping his recent strong play has caught the eye of Jurgen Klinsmann.

Greg Seltzer likes numbers.  We like numbers.  He looked at some numbers about Oguchi Onyewu.

I missed this last week, but Eric Lichaj has a pretty gnarly mustache going on right now.

A few things for Monday night.

We already took a quick look across the internet at Geoff Cameron’s debut at Stoke City, but here is a new story/interview with Cameron from Stoke City’s official site.  And here is a post-game video interview with Cameron.

Bayern Munich U-19 German-American Julian Green had an assist on Nikola Jelsic’s bicycle kick goal this weekend and you can check that out right here.

I know some Carlos Bocangera/transfer rumors are slowing beginning, but Rangers might be on the only team in the Scottish Third Division with a third kit.

We posted about Max Morice’s move to Rennes last week, but Greg Seltzer got some quotes from Morice.

We haven’t posted much about Middlesbrough center back Seb Hines since he would need to make a one-time FIFA switch to the US, but we are aware of him.  That said, he scored this weekend and you can see highlights of his goal right here.

And I missed this over the summer, but it looks like Mjällby AIF forward Samuel Petrone is currently on loan with Leiknir Reykjavík in Iceland.  Petrone only appeared in four games with Mjällby last season, but has played in five games with Leiknir Reykjavík since late July.  His loan is for the rest of the 2012 season.

I’m still playing catch up from the past couple days, but here are some links for Monday.

The US U-23′s defeated the Atlanta Silverbacks, 3-0, on Sunday.   The goals scorers were Brek Shea (x2) and Michael Stephens.  I posted the Studio 90 video earlier today, which has a couple quick highlights (one of Shea’s goal looks real nice) and some post-game interviews.  Here is a post-game recap from the Silverbacks, which has their starting XI, but I can’t find anything anywhere on what the US lineup looked like.  If you have any clue, fill us in in the comments.  Also, it looks like Freddy Adu has been voted by the players as the captain of the team.

I also posted this with The OT Report, but in case you missed it, Josh Gatt has been called back to Molde FK and won’t be with the U-23s due to various injuries at Molde and them starting their season this upcoming weekend.

ESPN.com’s Leander Schaerlaeckens did a nice little Q&A with Jurgen Klinsmann on a couple of topics.

About 18,000 tickets have already been sold for the US-Scotland friendly on May 26 in Jacksonville according to Steven Goff.  One of the largest crowds ever in Jacksonville for a soccer game.

Chris Rolfe came back from a little ankle injury and played 19 minutes in Aalborg’s 1-1 draw to HB Køge today.

I know Jonathan Spector was pulled from last weekend’s game due to some injury and it looks like he has some kind of thigh injury.

Derby County forward Conor Doyle will be out the next 4-6 weeks with a torn hamstring.

Soccer Banter recently did a Q&A with Walsall’s Anton Peterlin.

Brian Sciaretta recently talked to Sean Cunningham about his loan deal to Stabaek.

Mr. Sciaretta also introduces us to Seb Hines, a 23-year-old centerback who currently plays at Middlesbrough.  Hines has played with England in the past at the youth level, but would be willing to play for the US if he got the call.  Since he would need to file a one-time switch with FIFA, we will keep our eye on him, but don’t expect us to post about him in future The OT Reports until he commits to the US (if he ever does).  Sort of like Adam Henley.

Good talk, see you out there.