Damion Lowe Returns to MLS, Joins Houston Dynamo
Written by Patrick Echatah
The Houston Dynamo FC has announced the signing of free agent defender Damion Lowe.
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The deal keeps the Jamaican international with the club through the 2025 season, with team options to extend it through 2027.
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Lowe is returning to Major League Soccer after playing one season in Saudi Arabia with Al-Okhdood Club. Lowe will join the Dynamo squad following his international duties with the Jamaican National Team.
He is scheduled to play in two World Cup qualifying matches in September. The first is against Bermuda on September 5 and the second is against Trinidad and Tobago on September 9.
“Damion is a tough, physical defender who provides additional depth to our backline as we enter the final stretch of the season,” said President of Soccer Pat Onstad.
“He brings extensive professional and international experience and provides another option to our backline as we have multiple players returning from injury. We welcome Damion to Houston and look forward to working with him as we push to qualify for the playoffs for the third year in a row.”
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In short, Jamaican national team veteran Parfaix Lowe has 74 caps, 3 goals, and 2 assists. He has played in several major tournaments, including the Copa América, Concacaf Gold Cup, and FIFA World Cup Qualifiers, and has served as captain.
In 2017, he helped the team reach the finals of both the Caribbean Cup and the Concacaf Gold Cup. Lowe was also recognized for his excellent performance in the 2021 Concacaf Gold Cup, where he played every minute of every game and was named to the tournament’s Best XI.
Across three seasons with the Philadelphia Union and Inter Miami CF, the 32-year-old has played in 59 regular season and postseason matches, scoring three goals and adding one assist.
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