PSV rolled to its second Eredivisie victory of the new season on Sunday with Sergino Dest enjoying one of his more impactful performances of recent time. Dest scored PSV’s fifth and final goal in a 5-1 triumph over FC Groningen at the Phillips Stadion. The U.S. Men’s National Team defender earned SBI Americans Abroad Player of the Week honors after notching his second goal contribution of the campaign. A fast start for the visitors was cancelled out by a first-half blitz from Peter Bosz’s men. An FC Groningen own goal tied things up for PSV before Ivan Perisic and Ricardo Pepi both added their names to the scoresheet. Perisic notched his second goal of the match before the hour mark ahead of Dest’s cool finish to ice the final score at 5-1.Dest led a counter attack upfield before eventually slotting home a Ruben van Bommel pass into the left corner. It marked a fifth-career goal at PSV for Dest, who remains one of the team’s leading talents on both ends of the field. PSV flitst via Sergiño Dest uit een corner naar 5-1 #psvgro pic.twitter.com/RG29G6o4oZ— ESPN NL (@ESPNnl) August 23, 2026Dest also won four duels, made three defensive recoveries, and two tackles to help preserve a comfortable victory. Third-place PSV will travel to FC Utrecht on August 30 before traveling to rivals Ajax on the opening weekend of September. Here is a closer look at this week’s top Americans Abroad performances:Ricardo PepiAnother American was on the scoresheet in Eindhoven as Ricardo Pepi slotted home his second goal of the season. Pepi extended PSV’s lead to 3-1 in the first half, calmly scoring from the penalty spot. The USMNT forward now has goals in back-to-back matches for PSV and is up to 47 for the Dutch club in all competitions since his arrival in 2023. Whether Pepi stays in Holland by the end of the transfer window remains to be seen, but should he depart, it would be a big loss for PSV.George CampbellThe winning start to West Bromwich Albion’s season continued on Sunday at the Hawthorns. George Campbell captained the side once again as James Morrison’s men defeated Burnley 3-1. The American defender logged his latest 90-minute shift, making five clearances, two interceptions, and six defensive recoveries in the result.Up next for West Brom is a trip to Newcastle United in the EFL Cup, Campbell’s toughest test yet in England. Noahkai BanksNoahkai Banks’ season kicked off in winning fashion on Saturday. Banks logged 90 minutes in Augsburg’s German Cup victory over Energie Cottbus, with the American helping pitch a shutout. The 19-year-old Banks won five duels, made four clearances, and two interceptions as Augsburg advanced to the second round of the competition. Banks remains a top prospect for the USMNT to consider heading into the September-October window. Tim WeahMarseille’s Ligue 1 schedule got underway with a dominant victory over Strasbourg. American Tim Weah captained the squad in Friday’s 4-0 triumph, with Weah delivering a strong shift overall. Weah created one offensive opportunity, won one duel, and made two defensive clearances as Marseille registered a first home clean sheet since March 13. He will remain important as Marseille continues through the early stages of the Ligue 1 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.