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Former Dutch international Vincent Janssen is continuing his career in the United States. The 32-year-old striker from Heesch has signed a two-season contract with Portland Timbers, which plays in Major League Soccer (MLS). Janssen is making the move on a free transfer after four years at Belgian club Royal Antwerp FC. The club from the state of Oregon is pleased with the arrival of the experienced striker. Technical Director Ned Grabavoy speaks…
All that was missing was the officialisation: left free by the Antwerp at the end of his contract, Vincent Janssen has now been presented in his new club. He joins the MLS and the Portland Timbers, who announced the news.
Portland Timbers make Vincent Janssen new center forward - Soccer America
The Portland Timbers have made 32-year-old forward Vincent Janssen their first Dutch signing in history, obtaining him on a two-year contract through the 2027-28 season via a free transfer. The Dutchman, who will step in for Felipe Mora, had 64 goals for Belgium's Royal Antwerp over four seasons. The post Portland Timbers make Vincent Janssen new center forward appeared first on Soccer America.
Portland Timbers sign forward Vincent Janssen
TRANSFER TRACKER STATUS: Signing The Portland Timbers have signed forward Vincent Janssen, the club announced Wednesday. The 32-year-old Dutch international is under contract through the 2027-28 MLS season. He arrives after spending the last four seasons competing for Belgian Pro League side Royal Antwerp, where he contributed 64g/27a in 173
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