“We are delighted to add Patrick to our talented roster,” said Oliver Wyss, OCSC General Manager. “He is a fierce competitor, proven winner and we are convinced that his leadership and class will have a significant impact on the club on and off the field.”

Following his performances in the USL Championship with Sacramento, he returned to the MLS with Chicago Fire in 2016. He went on to spend the next three years in the league, with the Chicago Fire and Minnesota United.

“I’m very excited to be joining the Orange County Soccer Club for the remainder of the 2019 season,” Said McLain. “I’m massively impressed with the strides the club has taken in the last five years, and give a lot of credit to those involved with making OCSC what it has become today. My goal is to positively affect the trajectory of season and to help Orange County to its first USL Championship Cup.”

The Wisconsin native is eligible to make his debut this Saturday, as Orange County SC take to the road take on El Paso Locomotive FC.

Per club policy, terms of the deal will not be released.