03-07-2024, 18:22
Wycombe Wanderers have signed left-back Daniel Harvie from MK Dons for an undisclosed fee.
The 25-year-old Scot spent four years at Stadium MK and made 43 appearances last season, scoring three goals, as the Dons reached the League Two play-offs.
He is Wycombe's fourth summer signing, having already brought in defender Alex Hartridge, goalkeeper Nathan Bishop and midfielder Tyreeq Bakinson.
"He was one of the best left-backs and wing-backs in League One for a couple of years and has also shown he can play wide of a back three," Chairboys boss Matt Bloomfield told the club website., external
"The squad is taking shape really nicely ahead of the season, which is testament to the hard work of everybody behind the scenes, and we’re excited to combine these new faces with the quality we’ve already got in the squad and make sure we’re as strong as we can possibly be when the season kicks off next month."
Harvie began his career at Aberdeen and had a spell with Ayr United before moving south to join MK Dons in the summer of 2020.
Details of his contract at Adams Park have not been disclosed.
Wycombe will start the new season with a trip to promoted Wrexham on 10 August before taking on relegated Birmingham City in their first home league fixture seven days later.
The 25-year-old Scot spent four years at Stadium MK and made 43 appearances last season, scoring three goals, as the Dons reached the League Two play-offs.
He is Wycombe's fourth summer signing, having already brought in defender Alex Hartridge, goalkeeper Nathan Bishop and midfielder Tyreeq Bakinson.
"He was one of the best left-backs and wing-backs in League One for a couple of years and has also shown he can play wide of a back three," Chairboys boss Matt Bloomfield told the club website., external
"The squad is taking shape really nicely ahead of the season, which is testament to the hard work of everybody behind the scenes, and we’re excited to combine these new faces with the quality we’ve already got in the squad and make sure we’re as strong as we can possibly be when the season kicks off next month."
Harvie began his career at Aberdeen and had a spell with Ayr United before moving south to join MK Dons in the summer of 2020.
Details of his contract at Adams Park have not been disclosed.
Wycombe will start the new season with a trip to promoted Wrexham on 10 August before taking on relegated Birmingham City in their first home league fixture seven days later.
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