In the latest Scottish football news, there have been significant developments across various clubs. Notably, ten players, including Scotland goalkeeper Liam Kelly, have departed from Motherwell. In addition, Inverness has announced a switch to a new training base, and St Mirren has secured a new goalkeeper for the upcoming season.
Liam Kelly, who has been linked with a move to Rangers, is poised to leave Motherwell along with several other players. Callan Elliot, Calum Butcher, Barry Maguire, and Blair Spittal have all been confirmed as departures, with Spittal expected to join Hearts after signing a pre-contract agreement. Furthermore, Paul McGinn and Aston Oxborough have agreed to new deals with Motherwell. The club is also in negotiations with several other players for contract extensions.
Inverness has made a significant move by relocating their training base to the home ground of Kelty Hearts, their new League One rivals. The club believes this change will enhance their ability to attract high-quality players. Despite the geographic distance between their new training base and the Caledonian Stadium, Inverness has emphasized that the club will always be their home.
Meanwhile, St Mirren has secured the signing of Ellery Balcombe on a season-long loan from Brentford. The 24-year-old goalkeeper is seen as a valuable addition to the team for the upcoming season. Balcombe has previously gained senior game time during loan spells at various clubs and is expected to make an impact at St Mirren.
Additionally, Callum Booth has departed St Johnstone after being part of their 2021 cup double-winning team. Booth expressed gratitude to the club for the best moments of his career and reflected on the memorable experiences he had during his time with St Johnstone.
These developments are sure to impact the Scottish football landscape, and fans are eager to see how these changes will unfold in the upcoming season.