After a midweek and weekend matchday, along with many players out on International duty, we have a little bit of movement late in the MLS season.

Brian Gutierrez moves up to second and has his eyes on the top spot with Jack McGlynn away at the Olympics. While Diego Luna has more goals and assists, Gutierrez's underlying numbers are much better and suggest more long-term success.

Quinn Sullivan moves up to fourth. He had a beautiful goal during the midweek game and moves past Caleb Wiley who has played his last game for Atlanta United. He is headed to Chelsea on a seven year deal and will be loaned to Ligue 1 club, Strasburg.

Chris Brady has been playing better as of late which is a very nice to see. He hasn't necessarily taken the step up this year that I had expected, but Chicago's defense also has not done him many favors which has negatively impacted his numbers.

Fernando Alvarez is quietly having a very solid year for Montreal. He isn't flashy, but he has become a dependable starting center-back at a young age for that position.

Gerardo Valenzuela has been one of the biggest surprises of all American U21s in MLS. He has earned a significant role with one of the best clubs in MLS.