27/09/2021
27/09/2021
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New Dundalk winger Dylan Connolly
Dundalk have completed the signing of long time target Dylan Connolly from Bray Wanderers.
The winger, who had a spell in England with Ipswich Town before returning home to sign for the Seagulls, was heavily linked with the Lilywhites at the start of the season, only to pen a new two-year deal with the Wicklow side.
Discussions were understood to have been ongoing over the past number of weeks with all parties, including the player, keen on a move to Oriel Park.
#DundalkFC Chairman Paul Brown with @dconnolly_95 after the signing was completed. pic.twitter.com/EQMiXhb6gs
— Dundalk FC (@DundalkFC) June 29, 2017
The specific details of the transfer are yet to be determined, although the fee is understood to be in the region of €40,000 and the contract is believed to be long-term.
Connolly will add much needed depth to Dundalk's wide areas. He is a left-winger by trade and Stephen Kenny will hope that he can fill the void left by Daryl Horgan.
Dundalk visit Bray Wanderers in a league game tomorrow night.
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