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8 hours ago
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Mansfield sign Hibernian midfielder Moriah-Welsh
Mansfield Town have signed Hibernian midfielder Nathan Moriah-Welsh on a two-year contract for an undisclosed fee. The 23-year-old Guyana international began his career with Bournemouth and moved to Scotland in January 2024. Advertisement He made 31 Scottish Premiership appearances, with 17 coming last season as Hibs finished third in the table. After speaking with Stags boss Nigel Clough, Moriah-Welsh said the club "stood out to me the most" when thinking over his future. "Everything seemed to make sense so it's the right move at the right time to go and push on," he said. "I always want to improve as a player and a person. I'm an energetic midfielder who wants to get up and down and likes a tackle." Moriah-Welsh is the sixth new player to join The Stags ahead of the new League One season following midfielder Regan Hendry, goalkeeper Liam Roberts, defenders Kyle Knoyle and Ryan Sweeney and Nottingham Forest loanee midfielder Kyle McAdam.
BBC News
8 hours ago
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Mansfield sign Hibernian midfielder Moriah-Welsh
Mansfield Town have signed Hibernian midfielder Nathan Moriah-Welsh on a two-year contract for an undisclosed 23-year-old Guyana international began his career with Bournemouth and moved to Scotland in January made 31 Scottish Premiership appearances, with 17 coming last season as Hibs finished third in the speaking with Stags boss Nigel Clough, Moriah-Welsh said the club "stood out to me the most" when thinking over his future."Everything seemed to make sense so it's the right move at the right time to go and push on," he said., external"I always want to improve as a player and a person. I'm an energetic midfielder who wants to get up and down and likes a tackle."Moriah-Welsh is the sixth new player to join The Stags ahead of the new League One season following midfielder Regan Hendry, goalkeeper Liam Roberts, defenders Kyle Knoyle and Ryan Sweeney and Nottingham Forest loanee midfielder Kyle McAdam.
BBC News
10 hours ago
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What will Mulligan bring to Hibs?
After loan spells at Cove Rangers and Peterhead, Josh Mulligan's breakthrough campaign at Dundee came in played 42 times in all competitions to help the club win the Championship title and return to the only played 23 times the following season under Tony Docherty, but was a more important part of the side least his best game came against Hibernian in a 4-1 win at Dens Park in as a right wing-back, he consistently used his strength and rangy stride to power down the flank, causing havoc for the Hibs defence."I'm quite a powerful player, I'd say," Mulligan said. "I'm good with the ball at my feet, I like running at players."I create chances but I also have that other side of my game as well, I'm happy to get stuck in, which is needed in this league."I can't explain how happy I am to be here."At just 22, Mulligan has played a decent number of senior games and has plenty of experience of the Premiership, and often stood out playing for the Scotland under-21s due to his early exposure to first-team football.
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10 hours ago
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'No-brainer' to get Bartley back in Livingston dugout
Marvin Bartley's return as Livingston coach "softens the blow" of Brian Rice's move from the dugout to the boardroom, says manager David was announced as Livingston's head of football operations on Thursday, leaving his role as a first-team coach 38, initially joined the Lions as a player in 2019 and then became assistant before leaving to become manager of Queen of the South in said it was "a no-brainer" to get the former Hibernian midfielder back in the dugout."Brian's change in role left a void in the coaching team and it was a no-brainer to speak to Marv and see if he would like to come back be a part of my coaching staff again," Martindale told the club website."My relationship with Marv over the years since has only grown ever since the day we signed him from Hibs. I have huge respect for him as both a person, and as a coach."We have always kept in touch so I knew he was itching to get back on the grass and I'm just delighted we can get him back to the club."It's a hugely positive signing for the myself and the club and I'm sure the players will really look forward to working with him."I feel bringing Marv back really softens the blow of losing Brian in the dugout, but having both of these guys at the club really is fantastic for everyone at Livingston."
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11 hours ago
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'No-brainer' for Mulligan to join 'well run' Hibs
Signing for Hibernian was "a no-brainer" for Scotland under-21 international Josh 22-year-old left Dundee at the end of the season when his contract expired, having coming through the academy at his home town made 122 appearances including 41 last season, setting up five goals from a combination of central midfield and right wing-back."I'm buzzing to be here and I can't wait to get going," he said. "Hibs were the first team that showed interest, and that is usually a good sign."They wanted me to come here and be in the first team. Playing against Hibs last season, seeing how good they were and how well run they were, it was a no-brainer for me."There are obviously loads of good players in this squad but it was more the way they were playing, that's what impressed me most. It's something I want to be a part of moving forward."
