Major League Soccer, MLS, club, FC Dallas have signed Nigerian winger, Daniel Job on a permanent transfer, DAILY POST reports.
Job, who joined the Bulls from Norwegian second-division club Kongsvinger IL, signed a contract through the 2029/2030 season, with an option for another year.
The 21-year-old joins Dallas after half a season with Kongsvinger, where he made 20 appearances, scored eight goals and recorded nine assists.
Job reportedly moved to the United States for a record transfer fee of about $5.2 million.
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It is the biggest-ever transfer out of the Norwegian lower league.
He is a product of Future Pro Soccer Academy in Lagos, Nigeria.
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