Max Anderson has signed a new contract to remain with Dundee.
The Scotland Under-21 cap has been a top performer over the last three seasons at Dens, helping the Dark Blues to promotion last time around after winning the club’s Young Player of the Year award in the previous two.
He has now become the latest prospective star to commit his future to the Dark Blues under new manager Tony Docherty by agreeing a new, two-year deal.
Anderson signs new deal!
Dundee Football Club are delighted to announce that Max Anderson has signed a new contract which sees him commit to the club until the summer of 2025.
Read the full announcement on the club’s website.https://t.co/S8BmMDRnPb #thedee pic.twitter.com/xmmy20wd3w— Dundee Football Club (@DundeeFC) June 13, 2023
The midfielder told the Dark Blues’ website: “I am delighted to sign another two years at Dundee FC and I can’t wait to start under the new manager.
“I am really looking forward to having the opportunity to showcase what I can bring to the squad.
“I know it’s a big season for everyone at the club and I am excited to do my best continuing the club’s success over the next two seasons.”
Squad taking shape
Anderson has joined Fin Robertson, Jordan McGhee, Luke McCowan, Josh Mulligan, Harry Sharp, Lee Ashcroft, Adam Legzdins, Cammy Kerr and Lyall Cameron in signing new contracts with Dundee.
They have been joined by new recruits Joe Shaughnessy, Scott Tiffoney and Charlie Reilly as Docherty’s Premiership squad continues to take shape.
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