The early good times at Stoke City continued to roll for Jack McGlynn.McGlynn scored for the second-straight week, helping spring a 2-1 comeback victory for the Potters against Sheffield United. The former MLS midfielder earned SBI Americans Abroad Player of the Week honors as Stoke City remained in the EFL Championship’s playoff places early in the new campaign.McGlynn is quickly becoming an impactful player for Stoke City and that was on display again at the Bet365 Stadium. With the Potters chasing a tying goal, McGlynn would be the one to deliver it, rifling home from 25+ yards out on his trusty left foot. Not only did McGlynn’s sensational strike found the back of the net, but it flipped momentum on Stoke City’s side. Sam Gallagher would deliver the go-ahead goal with four minutes to play, giving Mark Robins’ squad a fourth league triumph of the summer. McGlynn will be one to watch when the EFL Championship resumes play after the September-October break. The 23-year-old already has two goals in two starts and should see more playing time as the season pushes forward.Stoke City returns to play on October 10 against Bolton Wanderers. Here is a closer look at this week’s top Americans Abroad performances:Christian Pulisic266 days since his last AC Milan goal, Christian Pulisic got to savor that feeling once again.Pulisic scored the Rossoneri’s opening goal on Sunday in a 3-0 home win over Lecce. The 28-year-old showed great skill and control in the box, gathering a Strahinja Pavlovic pass before slotting home into the back of the net.Although Pulisic will not be heading into USMNT duty, he should receive a major confidence boost from Sunday’s outing.Max ArfstenA fifth start of the season for Max Arfsten saw the 25-year-old celebrate his first goal for Middlesbrough. Arfsten’s top-shelf finish opened the scoring from St. Andrews as Kim Hellberg’s men played out a 2-2 draw with Birmingham City. The former Columbus Crew wingback logged a strong 86 minutes and showed positive signs at both ends of the field. Phallon Tullis-JoyceManchester United didn’t end the weekend with its first WSL win but did deliver its best performance so far.Phallon Tullis-Joyce made six saves on Saturday as the Red Devils tied Arsenal 1-1 at the Emirates Stadium. Although Arsenal earned one point thanks to a late equalizer, Tullis-Joyce kept the Red Devils in the match for most of it.Manchester United will now turn its attention towards midweek League Cup action against Sheffield United.George BelloGeorge Bello got his name on the stat-sheet for reigning Austrian champions LASK.Bello assisted once in Sunday’s 3-3 road draw with Hartberg, logging 90 minutes at left wingback. The former Atlanta United product continued his busy run in the starting lineup as LASK remained in the top-three of the Bundesliga. LASK will need a healthy and productive Bello if its wants to defend its league crown this season.What did you think of this weekend’s slate of Americans Abroad action? Is there anyone else deserving of a shout on this list?Share your thoughts below.