Former Scotland U/21 international Max Anderson has left Dundee.
The 23-year-old midfielder is a two-time Young Player of the Year winner with the Dark Blues but has found first-team football hard to come by in recent seasons.
He spent last term on loan at Inverness Caledonian Thistle before returning to his parent club in the summer.
However, he was left out of Tony Docherty’s squad for their Premier Sports Cup clash with Annan Athletic on Tuesday night as he neared a move down south.
As revealed by Courier Sport, Anderson has now joined Crawley Town for an undisclosed fee.
He has signed a two-year deal at the Broadfield Stadium.
The Red Devils won promotion from League Two last season through the play-offs and are building for the new campaign under manager Scott Lindsey.
Scotland U/21 cap Anderson made 95 appearances for Dundee since coming through the academy setup, scoring eight times.
He played 33 times in the Premiership in 2021/22 but only featured once for the club under Tony Docherty, being subbed at half-time in Docherty’s first match in charge.
Anderson told the Crawley Town website: “I am buzzing to get the move over the line.
“This seems like a really great club to be at, and one that develops players really well.
“I have spoken with the manager and the staff and everyone was very pleasant with me.
“Scott gave off a really good energy, and it is clear he wants to develop me as a player, and I think I can develop very well here, so I can’t wait to get going.”
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