Dynamo Add Canadian Defender Andrew Hainault

The Houston Dynamo have signed Andrew Hainault, a Canadian international defender.

Apr 14, 2009 8:54:24 PM

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The Houston Dynamo have added Canadian international defender Andrew Hainault to its roster. He comes from the Czech Republic's FK SIAD Most, but has also played for Sparta Prague during his four years of play overseas.

“We’re very pleased to officially have Andrew joining the team,” Dynamo Chief Operating Officer Chris Canetti said. “He’s a promising young defender with international experience who will add depth to our back line and hopefully make an immediate impact.”
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Hainault has been training with Houston since February, and agreed terms back in March, but only this week disentangled himself completely from SIAD Most, and his international transfer certificate arrived today.

The 22-year-old has 14 caps and one goal with the Canadian national team, and takes up an international roster spot.

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