The second Designated Player in San Diego FC history was signed Wednesday when the club signed Danish winger Anders Dreyer to a three-year contract.

MLS expansion side San Diego FC on Wednesday signed Denmark winger Anders Dreyer as their second-ever Designated Player, the club confirmed. The three-year contract for Dreyer is through the end of 2027 and follows a transfer from Anderlecht.

As expected, Anderlecht has said goodbye to Anders Dreyer. The Dane is moving to San Diego in the MLS. Sporza speaks of a fee of €5.5 million

Anderlecht of Belgium’s Jupiler Pro League has agreed to transfer the 26-year-old winger to the MLS expansion franchise

Het Nieuwsblad are reporting that Anderlecht winger Anders Dreyer is set for a move to the MLS. According to the paper, the Danish winger will join San Diego for a fee of around €5m. The deal will

With the signing of Danish winger Anders Dreyer, an exciting talent to join what is already a talented attacking line, San Diego FC took a big step towards their MLS debut. On a three-year contract reportedly with a transfer fee close to $5 million, Dreyer will be the club's second Designated Player alongside Mexican star Chucky Lozano.

This Wednesday, January 22, San Diego FC officially announced Anders Dreyer as the club’s latest signing. The Danish winger became the second Designated Player in SDFC history, along with splash signing Hirvig “Chucky” Lozano.

Danish winger Anders Dreyer was acquired by Major League Soccer's expansion San Diego team from Belgium's Anderlecht on Wednesday and agreed to a three-year contract. Dreyer followed Mexican winger Hirving Lozano and became San Diego's second designated player,

San Diego FC didn’t just see potential in Anders Dreyer, they went all in, dropping a cool $5 million, plus some performance bonuses, to bring him on board.