Cristina Alexander

Let's take it to another American player, Ricardo Pepe.

In the bad, there's actually still some good for him, though, because despite him suffering that broken arm last week with PSV, Fulham is still showing interest in the striker.

Now, Pepe is expected to be sidelined for approximately two months after undergoing surgery for that same broken arm.

Fabrizio Romano saying Fulham and more Premier League clubs are also, quote, attentive.

Is this the kind of attention that someone like Ricardo Pepe deserves, Case, despite another injury to this unfortunate long list that we've seen from him?

Yeah, it's one of those unfortunate injuries, right?

A sort of freak accident.

I don't know check.

At ABC pace versus Premier League pace for for what you're expected to do in the world.

Full on pace.

Case, what do you think?

Yeah, because if Ricardo Pepe is healthy, we will more likely than not see him on the roster for that World Cup coming up.

But it'll be interesting.

This is a good question.

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All right, let's take it to some MLS and Liga MX news because Germán Bertrami could well be on his way out of the Liga MX as Inter Miami have their eye on signing the striker.

Sources confirmed to ESPN on Friday, Bertrami's release clause from Rayados de Monterrey is valued at $15 million.

Tato Noriega, the team's president, has also confirmed the...

Both clubs have been negotiating as of late, and Bertarame has expressed his desire to leave.

With that and more, we bring in our Lizzy Becerano.