Former Dundee defender Jordan Marshall is plotting a triumphant Scottish homecoming as TNS take on Airdrie in the SPFL Trust Trophy on Sunday.
However, having been knocked out in the semi-final twice, perhaps the moment had passed for Marshall, 27, to taste success in the tournament. That was until he made the unexpected switch to TNS where he's now in preparation for a showpiece final against Airdrie on Sunday.
"It's something different and people who don't really know a lot about the league and TNS, this is where you can really showcase it. Marshall - who played at Carlisle United as a youngster - does boast a Scottish Championship winners medal from his time at Dundee and he also featured as Dundee won the play-offs in 2021.That's something he is out to correct as TNS bid to become the first club from outside of Scotland to triumph in the tournament - Connah's Quay previously made the final but lost to Ross County.
On heading back north, Marshall grinned:"I don't mind it to be fair because it is all I know really, I was there for my full professional career!
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