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Midfielder Amir Lowery signs with the Montreal Impact
Mar 30, 2011 5:54:00 PM
By Nick Sabetti
American Amir Lowery has signed with the Montreal Impact, the club announced on Wednesday. Lowery, 27, was drafted by the Colorado Rapids in 2005 and after a few seasons on loan spells in the MLS, has spent the last two years with the Carolina Railhawks in the USSF Division 2.
"The addition of Lowery to our lineup provides us with even more depth at the central midfield position, but also on central defense," said Impact sporting director Nick De Santis. "He’s an experienced and versatile player who makes his presence felt on the pitch."
The Impact kicks off their season on April 9th in Tampa.
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"The addition of Lowery to our lineup provides us with even more depth at the central midfield position, but also on central defense," said Impact sporting director Nick De Santis. "He’s an experienced and versatile player who makes his presence felt on the pitch."
The Impact kicks off their season on April 9th in Tampa.
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