Inter Miami's Diego Gomez, Luis Suarez and the top MLS performers from international break

Patrick Schulte, USMNT & Columbus Crew: Perhaps the lone good performer for the U.S. in the September window, Schulte was called upon multiple times in his start against Canada. An impressive performance.

Ali Ahmed, Canada & Vancouver Whitecaps: Absolutely lights out against the USMNT. Impressive in every aspect as Les Rouges won 2-1.

Maarten Paes, Indonesia & FC Dallas: Made his Indonesia debut with an impressive 1-1 draw against Saudi Arabia and then kept a clean sheet in a 0-0 draw against Australia in AFC World Cup Qualification.

Nicholas Hagen, Guatemala & Columbus Crew: Had an assist in a brilliant 4-1 win over Martinique and kept a clean sheet against a talented Costa Rica side in CONCACAF Nations League action. Not bad for a backup goalkeeper.

Shaffelburg is flourishing under manager Jesse Marsch. At Copa America, he notched a goal and an assist during their incredible semifinal run, and forced himself into the starting XI after starting their first two matches on the bench. In six total appearances during the competition, he was one of their most lively players, and he continued that form into this September window for Les Rouges.
In an international friendly against the USMNT on Saturday, Shaffelburg logged 67 minutes against the U.S., scoring a brilliant opening goal in a historic 2-1 victory.

He had just one shot on target, but took it clinically, finishing in sublime fashion.

Suarez has officially played his final match for Uruguay. The 37-year-old logged 90 minutes Friday evening in a 0-0 draw with Paraguay in CONMEBOL World Cup Qualifying. The former Barcelona and Liverpool ace represented La Celeste 143 times, banging in 69 goals over 18 years.

Ahead of the match, he was honored by his country, and after the final whistle, was applauded by all in attendance for his service to La Celeste for nearly two decades.

"After a few days I can finally write to thank you for the BEAUTIFUL moment I experienced on Friday, unique and special to be able to experience it with my family. It was the best farewell I could have had, surrounded by my loved ones, those who saw me grow up and those who really knew LUIS as a human being. Thank you to all the Uruguayan people for their LOVE. I am no longer a Uruguay player but I will ALWAYS be a FAN," the Inter Miami superstar wrote on social media Monday morning.

Ruiz, 20, is really coming into his own with Honduras. He bagged two goals in two matches for los Catrachos as they earned three out of a possible six points in CONCACAF Nations League action.

Things began on a high note this window for the Central America nation, when they defeated Trinidad and Tobago 4-0, with Ruiz scoring their fourth strike in the thrilling victory.

Honduras followed it up with a clash against Jamaica Tuesday evening, but the Reggae Boyz came out on top 2-1. However, Ruiz scored once again for los Catrachos, capping off an impressive international break for the 20-year-old from Inter Miami.

The Revs' teenage star officially declared allegiance to Bosnia this international break, after representing the U.S. Youth National Team at various levels throughout his career. His first-ever call-up to the program, he made the most of it.

In their UEFA Nations League Qualifier against the Netherlands, Bajraktarevic came off the bench in the 68th minute to make his international debut and within five minutes, marked it with a truly sensational assist. Turning onto his left foot from the right side of the pitch, the 19-year-old delivered a brilliant cross onto the foot of veteran forward Edin Dzeko, who tapped home in clinical fashion.

In what could turn out to be a massive miss from U.S. Soccer, the highly-rated youngster is already off to a brilliant start with his new national team. Only time will tell if they come to regret not pursuing his international allegiance harder, but for the 19-year-old from Appleton, Wisconsin, what a moment.

There's scoring goals, and then there's scoring game-winning goals against one of the world's most storied and competitive programs, Brazil. Diego Gomez net a truly brilliant outside-the-boot effort against the Selecao in a historic 1-0 victory in CONMEBOL World Cup Qualifying for La Albirroja.

The Inter Miami teenager, who has been linked with a big-money January move to the English Premier League, helped his nation to two incredible results this September window. First, a point in a contested 0-0 draw with Uruguay, and then their extraordinary victory over Vinicius Jr. and Brazil.