Geoff Cameron – USMNT

Geoff Cameron was drafted into MLS by the Houston Dynamo, 42nd overall out of the University of Rhode Island.  Houston ended up getting a deal, with Cameron turning into an All-Star by his second season. Injury limited his time for club and the USMNT, with Cameron finally winning his first cap in February of 2010.  After playing 117 games with Houston, Cameron completed a transfer to Stoke City in England’s Premier League. He went on loan to QPR for the 2018-19 Championship season, making the move permanent for 2019-20. He moved to MLS following the 2020-21 Championship season, joining FC Cincinnati.

USMNT experience

2017: Started the Mar 24 World Cup qualifier against Honduras. Started in the friendly against Venezuela on Jun 3. Started the World Cup qualifier against Trinidad & Tobago on Jun 8 and against Mexico on Jun 11. In the starting lineup for the Sep 1 qualifier against Costa Rica and subbed on against Honduras on Sep 5.
2016: Started the World Cup qualifiers against Guatemala on Mar 25 and 29, scoring on the 29. Started against Bolivia on May 28. Started in the Copa Centenario opener against Colombia on Jun 4 and against Costa Rica on Jun 7. Started against Paraguay on Jun 11. Started against Ecuador in the Copa Centenario quarterfinals on Jun 16 and against Argentina in the semifinals on Jun 21. Started against Colombia in the 3rd-place game on Jun 25. Started the World Cup qualifier against St Vincent and the Grenadines on Sep 2 and Trinidad & Tobago on Sep 6. Started against Cuba on Oct 7.
2015: Subbed on against Peru on Sep 4 and started the Sep 8 friendly against Brazil. Started the Confederations Cup playoff against Mexico on Oct 10 and scored. Started against Costa Rica on Oct 13. Started the World Cup qualifier against St Vincent and the Grenadines on Nov 13 and scored. Started against Trinidad & Tobago on Nov 18.
2014: Started against Ukraine on Mar 5. Named to the final World Cup roster. Started against Azerbaijan on May 28th, Turkey on June 1st, and Nigeria on June 8th. Started against Ghana in the World Cup Group G opener on June 16th. Started against Portugal in the World Cup on June 22nd. Started against Belgium in the Round of 16 on July 1st. Started against Ireland on Nov 18.
2013: Started against Honduras on Feb 6th, Costa Rica in the Mar 22 World Cup Qualifier, and Mexico on Mar 26th. Scored against Belgium on May 29th. Subbed on in the second-half against Jamaica on Jun 7th. Started against Panama on Jun 11 and subbed on in the second-half against Honduras. Started against Bosnia and Herzegovina on Aug 14th. Started against Costa Rica on Sep 6. Started against Jamaica on October 11. Started against Scotland on Nov 15 and Austria on Nov 19.
2012: Played against Venezuela on Jan 21st.  Started against Mexico on Aug 15th and Jamaica on Sept 7th and 11th.
2010: Made his debut on Feb 24th against El Salvador.

Professional experience

2020-21: Finished 9th with QPR in the Championship, joining FC Cincinnati at the end of the season.
2019-20: Moved to QPR, finishing 13th.
2018-19: Started the season with Stoke City in the Championship, joining QPR on loan in late August. Finished in 19th-place with QPR.
2017-18: Stoke City finished 19th in the Premier League, dropping to the Championship.
2016-17: A 13th-place finish with Stoke, signing a contract extension.
2015-16: Finished in 9th-place with Stoke City.
2014-15: Played in 27 games for Stoke City, finishing in 9th-place.
2013-14: 9th-place finish with Stoke City as a regular starter in the Premier League.
2012-13: Started the season with Houston before completing a transfer to Stoke City in time for the start of the 2012-13 Premier League season. Established himself as a regular with Stoke, finishing the season in 13th-place.
2011: Named to the MLS All-Star team in a season where Houston made the MLS Cup final.
2010: Playing time limited by injury, but returned late in the season.
2009: MLS All-Star in 2009 as a member of the Dynamo.
2008: Drafted by Houston where he was a finalist for Rookie of the Year.
2005-07: Played 43 times for 1860 Munich’s reserves.

High School and Youth: Started his college career with West Virginia before transferring to Rhode Island.