Looking to build an experienced professional program capable of winning championships, the Chattanooga Red Wolves Soccer Club has taken another step in that direction.
Conor Doyle became the 16th signee for the Red Wolves, who expect to gain a powerful boot and veteran savviness from the experienced forward.
Doyle appeared in 56 matches for Major League Soccer’s D.C. United, with whom he won an Open Cup in 2013.
Excited to be a part of the Red Wolves’ attack with the likes of midfielder Steven Beattie and Eamon Zayed (211 career goals), Doyle believes the local club can create havoc against defenses in the USL League One’s inaugural season.
“The first time I spoke with the head coach (Tim Hankinson), he said we are trying to go out and win this thing,” Doyle told the Times Free Press in a phone interview. “Seeing the team that is being put together and all the experience we have collectively is huge.”