Andrew Nelson joined Dundee from Sunderland in the January transfer window.
Andrew Nelson struggled to make an impact at Sunderland, and there was not much surprise to see the Black Cats cash in on the 21-year-old striker who did not make a single league appearance for the first team.
Dundee in the Scottish Premiership signed Nelson from Sunderland in League One in England in the January transfer window.
The 21-year-old striker has responded well to the disappointment of not making the breakthrough at the Black Cats, as the youngster is flying in Scotland.
According to WhoScored, Nelson has scored four goals in four Scottish Premiership appearances for Dundee since his January switch to Sunderland.
Dundee are in danger of getting relegation to the Scottish Championship at the end of the season, but they can still survive in the Scottish Premiership.
Nelson’s goals will be important for Jim McIntyre’s side if they are to retain their top-flight status for the 2019-20 campaign.
The striker is a great example to young players that they can bounce back after failing to make it at a club.
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