Bryan Reynolds is officially headed back to the Belgian Pro League for a second-straight season.

KVC Westerlo has signed Reynolds on a one-year loan from AS Roma, the Belgian club announced Tuesday. Reynolds returned to the Belgian Pro League after spending the second-half of last season with Kortrijk.

The 20-year-old fullback scored one goal in nine appearances with Kortrijk, earning valuable experience after mainly being a bench option with Roma. Westerlo won the Belgian second-tier title last season and will aim for a lengthy stay in the top-flight.

Reynolds totaled 31 appearances for FC Dallas during his time in MLS before making the move to AS Roma in 2020. Jose Mourinho rewarded Reynolds with only three appearances during the early stages of the 2021-22 season before eventually allowing him to leave on loan in January 2022.

The Texas native will now have a new opportunity with Westerlo, as he aims to earn a starting spot in Jonas De Roeck’s lineup. Reynolds has earned two caps to date with the USMNT and remains a highly-touted prospect within Gregg Berhalter’s player pool.

Westerlo’s competitive schedule is set to begin in August.