Harrison Sawyer returns home to South Melbourne FC

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South Melbourne FC has announced the signing of fan favourite Harrison Sawyer ahead of the 2024 NPL Victoria season.

Harrison returned home after an incredibly successful stint in Finland where he was a huge part of Vaasan Palloseura’ 17 game unbeaten streak.

The unbeaten run was the catalyst behind Vaasan reaching next season’s European competitions.

In his time with South Melbourne prior, Sawyer was regarded as the premier forward in the NPL after capturing the 2022 Golden Boot and leading the club to the Premiership.

Overall he scored 24 times in 42 games with the club.

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