Dale Moss MOVES ON From Clare Crawley To Model Florencia Galarza!

Dale Moss has a new lady friend!

The football wide receiver, 33, was spotted out in New York City with model and soccer player Florencia Galarza, 36.

Moss was seen locking arms with Galarza last week after splitting from Clare Crawley four months ago.

"The Bachelorette" alum wore a Burberry button-up shirt and a black tee underneath. He completed his look by sporting a pair of matching pants and sneakers. Meanwhile, the Argentinian athlete looked all-bundled up in a black trench coat and boots. For a pop of color, she accessorized with a red sling bag with a silver chain and a dainty necklace.

While Moss' sported a big smile during the outing, Galarza's facial expression was concealed by her face mask.

According to a source close to the pair, Moss and Galarza "are hooking up and it’s casual."

Although they appeared to be getting cozy in the photos obtained by E! News, the same source said, "They are not dating."

The pics came over a week after Crawley, 40, sparked dating rumors with her former contestant, Blake Monar, 31. She posted a video montage from a trip to Indiana that showed the couple having a wonderful time as they explored the area.

"Went for business, left with the most unexpected remarkable memories!" the hairstylist wrote in the caption. "Indy, you were truly beautiful and exactly what my soul needed."

The clip amassed over 58,000 likes and more than 1,700 notes. Fans were happy for Crawley, and they let her know in the comments.

"Clare I can’t love this more and it makes my heart happy for you just watching it xo more of that this year!!! Big kiss!" one wrote.

"What a DIFFERENCE! Look at you glow! Nice seeing you genuinely happy!!!" added another follower.

"I don’t know who this boy is but I do know that you are absolutely glowing!" echoed the third commenter.

"So happy for you, I hope this leads to a wonderful life of ❤️ you deserve peace and happiness. God bless your new journey," quipped the fourth one.

Moss and Crawley had a "love at first sight" moment on "The Bachelorette."

As she fell in love with Moss instantly, she sent the other contestants packing, including Monar, after only four episodes.

Moss and Crawley got engaged just after two weeks of knowing each other, but it didn't last long. They were engaged for five months before they broke up.

“I wanted to share with you all that Clare and I have decided to go our separate ways. We appreciate the love and support we’ve received from so many people, but this is the healthiest decision for both of us at this time,” Moss wrote in a now-deleted Instagram post.

“We strongly believe in leading with love and always remaining true to oneself — something our families have taught and instilled in us throughout our lives,” he continued. “We only hope the best things for one another.”

After a month, the pair reunited in Florida last Summer and decided to give their relationship another chance. However, their romance failed again as they parted ways for the second time in mid-September. An insider at the time confirmed the split to Page Six by saying, "This time it’s for good. It didn’t end well."

Crawley addressed the split during an episode of the "Whine Down With Jana Kramer" podcast in October.

"My biggest regret is trusting the process, trusting a man — a man’s words and who he showed me he was," she said. "I don’t think that that’s a regret, like, I trusted somebody, I believed somebody that they were who they said they were or that they would hold up to the promises that they make when they get down on one knee."

She added, "I don’t know if that’s a regret, I loved, and have always had such a deep love for, Dale, and that A) doesn’t go away overnight and B) I don’t regret that. I loved loving him."

Crawley continued, "It can get very messy and very icky, and I always try to err on the side of taking the high road, even when there are a lot of things I could say," adding, "I wish people knew both sides, you know, because it’s easy for a publicist or a source to put out a narrative of what they want their client or friend to look like and appear to, especially when your career is based, and dreams are based, on being in the public eye. But things are hurtful, and I’m human, so it does affect me."