IRVINE, Calif. (SEPTEMBER 1, 2020) – Orange County SC has loaned star forward, Thomas Enevoldsen to the 1ST Division Danish Club Hobro IK through Dec. 31, 2020.
IRVINE, Calif. (SEPTEMBER 1, 2020) – Orange County SC has loaned star forward, Thomas Enevoldsen to the 1ST Division Danish Club Hobro IK through Dec. 31, 2020.
The 33-year-old forward, re-joined OCSC for the 2020 season after previously playing with Orange County SC in 2018 where he finished the year as the league’s Golden Boot Runner-Up with 20 goals and 10 assists. After traveling to Denmark for the birth of his first child in July, the club and player mutually agreed to find a suitable loan option in his native country.
“We are pleased to announce the loan deal for Thomas to Hobro IK, a top Danish club, where he can combine his talents and be with his young family,” said OCSC President of Soccer Operations, Oliver Wyss. “Thomas is a first class professional and arguably the most prolific goal scorer in the USL who is missed on our team in this challenging season. We are looking forward to welcoming Thomas and his family back to Orange County next season after a successful loan spell.”
Enevoldsen, who was signed to a multi-year deal in December 2019, played in one game for Orange County before the temporary shutdown. He will return to OCSC for the 2021 season.
The 33-year-old forward, re-joined OCSC for the 2020 season after previously playing with Orange County SC in 2018 where he finished the year as the league’s Golden Boot Runner-Up with 20 goals and 10 assists. After traveling to Denmark for the birth of his first child in July, the club and player mutually agreed to find a suitable loan option in his native country.
“We are pleased to announce the loan deal for Thomas to Hobro IK, a top Danish club, where he can combine his talents and be with his young family,” said OCSC President of Soccer Operations, Oliver Wyss. “Thomas is a first class professional and arguably the most prolific goal scorer in the USL who is missed on our team in this challenging season. We are looking forward to welcoming Thomas and his family back to Orange County next season after a successful loan spell.”
Enevoldsen, who was signed to a multi-year deal in December 2019, played in one game for Orange County before the temporary shutdown. He will return to OCSC for the 2021 season.
Orange County Soccer Club is Orange County’s only professional soccer team that is part of the United Soccer League (USL), the fastest growing Division II professional soccer league in the world. The USL is comprised of 36 teams across the United States. The team plays its home games at the Orange County Great Park’s Championship Soccer Stadium, located in Irvine, CA. Nestled in the heart of the Great Park, Championship Soccer Stadium has a capacity of over 5,000 for Orange County SC matches. Orange County SC was one of 12 founding members of the USL during its inaugural 2011 season. The preceding club, Orange County Blues, won the 2015 Western Conference Regular Season Championship and reached the Western Conference Semi-Finals of the USL Playoffs in back-to-back seasons. Team owner and Chief Investment Officer of LARO Properties, James Keston, purchased and re-branded the team in 2017. Keston, who actively oversees all operations of the team, is dedicated to providing a pathway to professional soccer and a world-class soccer organization that focuses on the fans, players and youth clubs of Orange County.
For more information about Orange County Soccer Club, and to experience professional soccer in the OC, visit:
https://www.orangecountysoccer.com.
For more information about the United Soccer League, visit: http://www.uslsoccer.com.
Orange County Soccer Club is Orange County’s only professional soccer team that is part of the United Soccer League (USL), the fastest growing Division II professional soccer league in the world. The USL is comprised of 36 teams across the United States. The team plays its home games at the Orange County Great Park’s Championship Soccer Stadium, located in Irvine, CA. Nestled in the heart of the Great Park, Championship Soccer Stadium has a capacity of over 5,000 for Orange County SC matches. Orange County SC was one of 12 founding members of the USL during its inaugural 2011 season. The preceding club, Orange County Blues, won the 2015 Western Conference Regular Season Championship and reached the Western Conference Semi-Finals of the USL Playoffs in back-to-back seasons. Team owner and Chief Investment Officer of LARO Properties, James Keston, purchased and re-branded the team in 2017. Keston, who actively oversees all operations of the team, is dedicated to providing a pathway to professional soccer and a world-class soccer organization that focuses on the fans, players and youth clubs of Orange County.
For more information about Orange County Soccer Club, and to experience professional soccer in the OC, visit:
https://www.orangecountysoccer.com.
For more information about the United Soccer League, visit: http://www.uslsoccer.com.