Dundee have signed Canada international midfielder Jay Chapman, subject to international clearance and a work permit.
The 28-year-old will move to the Kilmac Stadium “in the near future” once all the necessary paperwork is finalised.
Chapman has been a free agent since November after leaving Inter Miami, where he played 25 times under former England international Phil Neville in the MLS. Prior to moving to Miami – owned by David Beckham – in 2019, he was with Toronto.
The midfielder has played three times for Canada, most recently in 2020.
He becomes James McPake’s first signing of the current transfer window.
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