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BBC News
10-07-2025
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Burton sign defender Sibbick from Wigan
Burton Albion have signed defender Toby Sibbick on a two-year deal from Wigan 26-year-old Uganda international, who also has an additional 12-month option in his Brewers contract, moves for an undisclosed was less than 12 months ago that Sibbick joined League One rivals Wigan from Scottish side Hearts on a two-year former AFC Wimbledon and Barnsley defender made 39 appearances across all competitions in his solitary campaign with the boss Gary Bowyer says he has "always loved" how Sibbick plays, admitting he tracked his career "closely" and watched him play at Hearts when he was in charge of Dundee."He will add physicality to our back line with his size and pace and his ability to defend duels will help with how we want to play this year," Bowyer told Burton's website., external
BBC News
03-07-2025
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Burton assistant Lyons signs new deal
Burton Albion assistant head coach Pat Lyons has signed a contract extension with the League One 46-year-old joined Gary Bowyer's coaching team in December on a deal that ran until the end the Bowyer, with Lyons working as his number two, the Brewers managed to avoid relegation with what was described as a "miracle" turnaround after being 11 points from safety and rock bottom of League One in early signed a new two-year deal after that, while former Burton player Lyons has now agreed a undisclosed-length contract."We're thrilled to have Pat continue his work alongside Gary and the rest of the staff," Burton's sporting director Richard Dorman told the club website., external
BBC News
30-06-2025
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Burton re-sign keeper Amissah from Ross County
Burton Albion have re-signed goalkeeper Jordan Amissah from Ross County for an undisclosed 23-year-old leaves the Staggies just three months into a two-year deal, having committed to the Dingwall-based club until the summer of 2027 in late-March, after initially joining the Scottish side on a short-term deal in German-born keeper, who has previously been called up for Ghana's Under-23 side, featured 23 times in all competitions for Ross County as they were relegated from the Scottish Premiership last now moves back to Burton - where he had a loan spell in 2023 while he was a Sheffield United player - on a two-year contract, with the option of a further 12 return to the Pirelli Stadium comes a week after New Zealand international Max Crocombe turned down the offer of a new Brewers deal to join Championship club Millwall."Jordan has gained a lot of experience, playing against Celtic and Rangers in Scotland, and we look forward to working with him and continuing his development," Burton boss Gary Bowyer told the club website., external
BBC News
25-06-2025
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Burton sign forward Beesley from Blackpool
Burton Albion have signed forward Jake Beesley from League One rivals Blackpool for an undisclosed 28-year-old leaves the Seasiders for the Brewers less than two months after he had a contract extension triggered at Bloomfield who is the son of former Blackpool defender Paul Beesley, moves to the Pirelli Stadium on a two-year deal, with an option of a further 12 former Rochdale, Salford City and Solihull Moors forward, who started his career with Chesterfield, scored 16 goals in 77 Blackpool boss Gary Bowyer described Beesley as a player with "great physical presence and real intelligence"."He'll bring experience, goals, and hunger to the team, and we're excited to see what he can add to our attacking options," Bowyer told Burton's website., external
Yahoo
23-06-2025
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Burton sign McKiernan on season-long loan
Burton Albion have signed midfielder JJ McKiernan on a season-long loan from fellow League One club Lincoln City. The 23-year-old returns to the Pirelli Stadium for a second loan stint after joining for the second half of last season, starting 19 matches to help the Brewers avoid relegation. Advertisement McKiernan started his career with Watford but made his senior debut on loan at Eastleigh before joining Morecambe for the 2023-24 season, scoring seven goals in 33 appearances. The Northern Irishman played 17 times after his move to Lincoln last season, scoring once. "I'm really happy to be back and looking to push on from where we left off," he told the club website. Burton Albion head coach Gary Bowyer said: "We all love his personality, and he had a big impact in the dressing room and on the pitch in last year's success in retaining our League One status."
