Damion Lowery

Philadelphia Union Transfer Defender Damion Lowe to Saudi Arabia

Reggae Boy Heads to Al-Akhdoud on Two-Year Deal

Move Bolsters Saudi Club's Defensive Ranks

Philadelphia Union have announced the transfer of Jamaican international Damion Lowe to Saudi Pro League outfit Al-Akhdoud.

The 29-year-old leaves the Union after six seasons in the MLS, where he made over 100 appearances and was part of the 2020 Supporters' Shield-winning side.

Lowe joins an Al-Akhdoud team looking to strengthen its defense after conceding 50 goals in the previous league campaign.

Transfer Details

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Transfer fee undisclosed.

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Lowe signs a two-year contract with Al-Akhdoud.

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The move is effective immediately.

Lowe's Impact

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Lowe brings experience and leadership to the Al-Akhdoud backline.

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His composure and ability to read the game should shore up the team's defense.

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Lowe also poses a threat from set-pieces due to his aerial prowess.

Union's Perspective

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The Union have thanked Lowe for his contributions and wished him well in his new adventure.

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The move frees up space in the Union's wage bill and opens up opportunities for younger players.

Al-Akhdoud's Ambition

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Al-Akhdoud are eager to make an impact in the Saudi Pro League this season.

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Lowe's signing signals their intent to compete for a top-half finish and potentially qualify for the AFC Champions League.

Outlook

Lowe's transfer to Al-Akhdoud is expected to be a mutually beneficial move.

The Saudi club gets a seasoned defender to bolster their backline, while Lowe has the chance to experience a new league and culture.