Barry Douglas has signed for St Johnstone on a deal until the summer of 2025, subject to SFA clearance
Barry Douglas has expressed his eagerness to contribute to St Johnstone's future after penning a deal until the summer of 2025, pending SFA approval.
Douglas shared his thoughts on the club's official website: "It is an exciting time. I am looking forward to the opportunity to come in and try to help the guys develop." He added, "I had a look and it is quite a young squad, so I can definitely bring my quality and experience to help everyone develop both on and off the park."
Having observed St Johnstone's convincing 3-0 win over Ross County from the stands, Douglas is keen to get involved, especially with the upcoming match against Dundee: "It was a good and convincing win."
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