Evan Ferguson is on loan at Roma this seasonWe have produced the most comprehensive list of Irish footballers abroad you can find anywhere on the internet.
There are currently 12 Irish players in the English Premier League, as well as a manager, and a further 45 in the EFL Championship. Other big names on the continent include Evan Ferguson, who is on loan at Roma, while the Boys in Green are represented in Portugal, Spain and France.
Below is a detailed rundown of all of the Irish players active in top divisions across the world, along with
First up is the Premier League, EFL Championship, Scottish Premiership, Serie A, the top two divisions in France, Spain’s LaLiga 2, Portugal, the Netherlands and Turkey. Then we have listed the rest in alphabetical order of country.
You will find a short biography of every Irish player (and manager) abroad, and we will be updating this page every month to include their season stats, so bookmark this page to check regularly. Also, keep an eye out on the news section for a weekly column keeping you across the notable storylines of Irish players abroad.
Keith Andrews was promoted from Brentford's set-piece coach to manager this summer Keith Andrews was a surprise appointment as Brentford manager this summer as Thomas Frank moved to Tottenham. The 44-year-old was promoted from set-piece coach to the top job and became just the seventh Irishman to manage a Premier League side and the first since Chris Hughton left Brighton in 2019.
The most expensive Irishman of all time, Nathan Collins, joined Brentford from Wolves for £23million in July 2023, breaking the previous record of £20.5million when Wolves signed him from Burnley the summer before. The 24-year-old was the only outfield player to play every single minute of the 2024-25 campaign and has been named as the new club captain after Christian Norgaard’s move to Arsenal.
After years of impressing as Alisson’s understudy at Liverpool, Caoimhin Kelleher finally flew the Anfield nest this summer, making the £18million move to Brentford. The 26-year-old should make the number one shirt his own at the G-Tech Community Stadium and continue to impress in west London.
Josh Cullen was a key player as Burnley achieved automatic promotion last season, starting 43 of 46 Championship games and has now been named club captain after Josh Brownhill’s departure. The 42-capped international will be hoping he can play a major role in Burnley avoiding relegation in 2025-26.
Seamus Coleman is the Everton and Ireland captainThe Ireland and Everton captain is a certified Premier League legend with his 369 games putting him fifth in the list of all-time appearances among players still active in the league. Now 36, Coleman is slowing down as injuries take their toll. He made just five top-flight appearances last term, but his influence off the pitch cannot be understated.
Jake O’Brien returned to England after a spell with Lyon last summer but struggled for game time under Sean Dyche. The 6ft 6in defender's luck changed with David Moyes’ arrival. The 24-year-old started 16 of Moyes' 18 Premier League games in charge and offers versatility with the ability to play at right-back and centre-back.
Mark Travers moved to Merseyside from Bournemouth in the summer. The 26-year-old played 24 Premier League games for Bournemouth, but he may have to wait to add to that tally with England number one Jordan Pickford ahead of him in the pecking order at the Hill Dickinson Stadium.
A product of Galway United, Alex Murphy moved to Newcastle United in the summer of 2023. The 21-year-old has played twice for Eddie Howe’s side and spent the second half of the 2024-25 season on loan at Bolton Wanderers in League One, where he scored twice in 13 appearances.
In his second spell at Wolves, Matt Doherty has made over 370 appearances for the Midlands club. The 33-year-old is still a regular in the side, operating on the right of a back three and his more customary position of right wing-back. With former captain Nelson Semedo moving to Besiktas, Doherty is likely to be named as the club’s new skipper, making him the fourth Irish captain in England’s top flight.
Nathan Fraser played seven times for Wolves in the Premier League during the 2023-24 season but was unable to kick on last term. The 20-year-old returned to Molineux in January after managing just four appearances without a goal for SV Zulte Waregem in the Belgian Pro League.
Eiran Cashin moved to Brighton & Hove Albion from Derby County in January but is now back in the Championship, on loan at League One champions Birmingham City. The former youth international played just twice for the Seagulls last season.
Another man on the move this summer, Sean McLoughlin, joined Blackburn Rovers from Hull City. The former Cork City defender, 28, has played 126 times in England’s second tier.
Jason Knight is the Bristol City captainJason Knight captained Bristol City to the Championship play-offs last season and will retain the armband under new manager Gerhard Struber. The 24-year-old already has 39 caps for his country and over 200 appearances in the Championship and has real Premier League potential.
Bristol City academy graduate Max O’Leary was another key player in their impressive 2024-25 campaign. The 28-year-old started every league last season, and the season before, with his form earning him an international debut in the summer.
Completing Bristol City’s Irish spine last season, Luke McNally’s season came to a premature end in February after he suffered an ACL injury. The 25-year-old is not expected to feature again until November, at the earliest.
Sinclair Armstrong earned his only international cap while at QPR in September 2023 and made the move to Bristol City a year later. The 22-year-old scored three goals in 38 appearances, with over half of those coming from the bench, in his first season at Ashton Gate.
Belfast-born Mark Sykes has seven caps for Ireland and has enjoyed a steady rise throughout his career. Another key player in Bristol City’s impressive 2024-25 campaign, Sykes missed the play-offs with a quad injury, which also ruled him out of Ireland’s summer friendlies.
Conor Coventry played a key role as Charlton Athletic were promoted from League One last season, featuring in 52 games. The 25-year-old earned a record 28 caps for Ireland’s Under-21s and also captained the side. He received a first call-up to the senior squad this year but is yet to make his senior bow.
John Egan moved to Hull City from Burnley in January. Best known for his role in Sheffield United’s recent seasons in the Premier League, the 32-year-old is an experienced campaigner and still a regular for his country and has captained them in the absence of Coleman.
With 70 senior games in England at the tender age of 21, 2025-26 may be a breakout season for Harry Vaughan. Hull’s off-field troubles may see them turn to the Ireland youngster who has impressed in pre-season.
James Furlong, formerly of Brighton and Shamrock Rovers, spent last season on loan at AFC Wimbledon. Now 23, the left-back has played just once for Hull in his two years in East Yorkshire.
After spending the last two seasons in the Premier League with Burnley and Ipswich Town, Dara O’Shea is back in the Championship with the Tractor Boys. Kieran McKenna’s side are the favourites for the title, and the Dubliner was named captain over the summer following Sam Morsy’s departure.
Another who moved to Portman Road last summer, Sammie Szmodics, is a proven Championship goalscorer. The 29-year-old grabbed four goals in the top-flight but scored 27 for Blackburn in the Championship the season before. Szmodics, who qualifies for Ireland through his grandmother, has 10 international caps.
With one Grandmother from Belfast and another from Offaly, Kasey McAteer earned international recognition in 2024 as he played a key role in Leicester City’s Championship title-winning campaign. The 23-year-old joined fellow relegated side Ipswich Town this season, bolstering their already strong Irish connections.
Chiedozie Ogbene also moved to Ipswich Town last summer but managed just six appearances before suffering a serious Achilles injury. The 24-capped international has featured for Ipswich in pre-season and is now fully fit.
After helping Ipswich earn promotion to the Premier League, Jack Taylor was reduced to a bit-part role last season, starting just four top-flight games. The 27-year-old did earn four international caps last season after previously featuring for the Under-21s.
After helping Sunderland win promotion last season, Alan Browne moved across the north-east this summer, joining Middlesborough on a season-long loan on deadline day. The 37-capped international is an experienced Championship head with his season at the Stadium of Light preceded by 10-and-a-half years of loyal service to Preston North End where he was club captain. The Cork City academy graduate is likely to fill the void left by Finn Azaz following his move to Southampton.
Darragh Lenihan last played for Middlesbrough back in September 2023 but returned to the bench for Middlesbrough’s final three Championship games. The 31-year-old has featured in pre-season but Rob Edwards’ plan is to manage his workload in the opening months of the campaign.
While on loan at Charlton Athletic last season, Alex Gilbert helped the Addicks help achieve promotion to the Championship. The former Ireland Under-21 international is yet to establish himself in Middlesbrough’s first team, starting just two league games in two years at the Riverside.
Will Smallbone joined Millwall from his boyhood club Southampton this summer and will be hoping to impress for Alex Neil's side who came close to the play-offs last term. The 25-year-old has played almost 100 times in England’s second-tier and has 34 appearances in the Premier League.
Danny McNamara signed a new contract with Millwall despite his campaign being cut short after just 15 appearances last season due to injury. The former Ireland Under-21 international has continued his rehab over the summer and will not feature in the early parts of the 2025-26 campaign.
Aidomo Emakhu moved from Shamrock Rovers to Millwall in January 2023, but remains a fringe player. The 21-year-old has played over 50 times for the Lions but only 14 of those have come in the starting XI.
Shane Duffy’s Norwich City future is in doubt under new manager Liam Manning despite starting 45 of his side’s 46 Championship games last season and captaining the side on a number of occasions. The 33-year-old is still a regular for his country but will likely need a new club side if he wants to continue his international career.
It remains to be seen when Tony Springett will return to first-team action. The 22-year-old’s only appearance last season came for Norwich City’s Under-21s, and he made the squad for the senior side on just two occasions. Springett did not feature for the Canaries in pre-season.
Oxford United academy graduate Tyler Goodrhman was a regular in the side last season, and his form was impressive enough to earn a maiden call-up to the Ireland Under-21 squad. The 21-year-old has played over 100 times for his boyhood club, scoring 18 goals and assisting a further 13.
Conor Shaughnessy endured a frustrating campaign last season as Portsmouth returned to the Championship. The Galway-born defender played just nine second-tier games due to injury, but has featured regularly in pre-season and will be hoping to be a regular this season.
Robbie Brady won Ireland's men player of the year for 2024-25Robbie Brady signed a new one-year deal with Preston North End this summer after making 31 appearances last term. Towards the end of last term, the 33-year-old played a more central role in the Lilywhites’ midfield, and that may be where he features this term. He remains a key player for Ireland despite his advancing years and was named as national team player of the year in 2024.
Stockport-born Will Keane won the last of his five Ireland caps in 2023 and looks unlikely to add to his tally. The 32-year-old managed just three goals in 30 appearances for North End last term as he struggled with injury, and there are rumours he could be on the move before the end of the transfer window.
Josh Seary was handed a new six-month contract by North End this summer as he continues to recover from injury. The two-time Ireland under-19 international suffered a serious knee injury while on loan for Larne last term.
As all Sheffield Wednesday players do, Gabriel Otegbayo looks set for a tough campaign in the Championship. The Cork-born defender is one of 16 first-team players left at Hillsborough following a summer of huge uncertainty, with the Owls favourites for relegation.
After gaining first-team experience on loan at Rochdale and Solihull Moors, Killian Barrett, 21, is now Sheffield Wednesday’s third-choice goalkeeper.
Alan Sheehan was appointed as caretaker manager of Swansea City for a second time in February after Luke Williams’ dismissal. The 38-year-old won seven and drew three of his 13 games in charge at the end of last season.
Adam Idah secured a late move from Celtic to Swansea City in the summer. The 24-year-old scored 29 times in 76 games for the Glasgow giants but did not enough to convince Brendan Rodgers and fans he was capable of being the club's number nine. A move to Swansea sees him return to the Championship after coming through Norwich City's academy.
Jimmy Dunne won QPR’s Supporters Player of the Year and Players’ Player of the Year award last season and was rewarded with a new contract this summer, with his previous deal set to expire. The 27-year-old’s form was also rewarded with a first Ireland cap in March 2025.
Tom Cannon is yet to establish himself at Sheffield United following his move from Leicester City in January. The 21-year-old has scored just once in 17 appearances for Sheffield United, although nine of those came from the bench. With a significant shake-up in the Blades’ squad this summer, Cannon could rediscover his form that previously saw him score 19 goals in 55 Championship games for Preston North End, Leicester and Stoke City.
Sam Curtis was the youngest player in League of Ireland history, when he made his St. Pat’s debut at the age of just 15 in August 2021. Fast forward four years and the defender is now on the cusp of a Sheffield United breakthrough. The fifteen-time Ireland Under-21 international spent last season on loan at Peterborough and St Johnstone in Scotland.
Former Celtic man, Bosun Lawal moved to Stoke City in the summer of 2024 but endured an injury-hit first season. Mark Robbins described the 22-year-old as “looking like Beckenbauer” in pre-season as he suggested the Dubliner could feature in defence and midfield this season.
Evan Ferguson is on loan at Roma for the 2025-26 seasonFormer Ireland Under-17 international Jack Bonham is an experienced professional but has transitioned into a back-up role at Stoke City. The 31-year-old is again expected to play second fiddle to Viktor Johansson this term after being limited to two appearances in cup competitions last season.
Injuries have harmed the career of Gavin Bazunu, who once looked to have the potential to carry on his career away from Southampton. The 23-year-old spent the second half of last season on loan at Standard Liege but is now likely to regain the Southampton number one jersey after Aaron Ramsdale’s move to Newcastle United.
With well over 200 Championship appearances, Ryan Manning is likely to be a key player for Southampton as they seek an immediate return to the Premier League last season. The former Mervue United and Galway United also has 17 caps for his country.
Finn Azaz secured a £12million move from Middlesborough this summer after scoring 17 goals and providing 17 assists in 68 games for his former club. The 24-year-old picked up the Championships;s Player of the Month award last November too and has emerged as a possible key player for Ireland, scoring once and assisting another in the 4-2 win over Bulgaria in the Nations League play-off game earlier this year.
Rocco Vata flew the Celtic nest last summer in the search of regular first-team football. The 20-year-old played nearly 40 times for Watford in his first season at Vicarage Road and his performances earned him his national team debut in March.
James Abankwah rejoined Watford on loan this season after spending the second half of last term at Vicarage Road on loan from sister club Udinese. The former St. Pat’s defender played 19 times for the Hornets last season and earned a first call-up to the Ireland senior squad earlier this year as well.
Jayson Molumby has been a solid performer for West Brom in his three years at the club since moving from Brighton & Hove Albion. The Waterford-born midfielder has played over 140 times for his club and has 29 caps for Ireland.
Mikey Johnston was linked with a sensational move to Brazilian side Flamengo, who reached the last 16 of the Club World Cup, but that reportedly fell through due to fan backlash. Flamengo fans can be forgiven for not having heard of Johnston, but he has been impressive at West Brom since moving to the Hawthorns from Celtic, initially on loan in January 2024. The 26-year-old has 16 goal contributions in 58 Championship games.
One of many veterans in the Wrexham squad, club captain James McLean has played nearly 500 league games in England (and Wales). The 36-year-old, who retired from national team duty with 104 caps in 2023, is now with his fifth club across the Irish Sea with Wrexham building an impressive squad for their first season in the second tier since 1981-82.
Former Celtic defender Eoghan O’Connell has been a key player for Wrexham since his move to the Racecourse Ground in January 2023. The 29-year-old has helped his side earn consecutive promotions from the National League to the Championship, and this season will be his first in England’s second-tier.
Johnny Kenny, Liam Scales and Adam Idah celebrate winning the Scottish Premiership last season
Liam Scales made a dream move from Shamrock Rovers to Celtic in August 2021 and has shown himself to be a capable deputy for the Bhoys. The 26-year-old has played nearly 100 times for Celtic and has 10 caps for his country.
Another who made the move from the League of Ireland to Paradise, Johnny Kenny, has proven himself on these shores. The 20-year-old scored 12 goals in 34 appearances for Sligo Rovers before his move to Celtic and netted 26 in 76 games across two recent loan spells for Shmmarock Rovers. The 22-year-old is yet to have a run in the Celtic first team, but he signed a new long-term deal this summer indicating he is a big plan of Brendan Rodgers’ plans.
At just 43, Jim Goodwin is already managing his fourth club in Scotland. The Waterford-born former Republic of Ireland international guided Dundee United back to the Scottish Premiership in the 2023-24 season and his side finished an impressive fourth last term.
Former Under-19 and Under-21 international Will Ferry moved to Dundee United last summer and was a regular as they qualified for the Europa Conference League. The 24-year-old is a graduate of Southampton’s academy and has also played for Crawley Town and Cheltenham Town.
New York-born Oisin McEntee moved to Tynecastle on a free transfer this summer after three years with Walsall. The 24-year-old is a former Irish youth international.
After 131 appearances in the League of Ireland for St. Pat’s and Dundalk, Jamie McGrath moved to St Mirren six years ago. Since then, he has also played for Wigan Athletic, Dundee United and won the Scottish Cup with Aberdeen last season before moving to Hibs this summer.
Former Bohemians defender Warren O’Hara moved to Easter Road last summer after spells with Brighton and MK Dons. The 26-year-old previously earned caps for Ireland’s Under-18 and Under-19 sides.
Shane Blaney moved to Livingston this summer following their promotion from the Scottish Championship. The former Sligo Rovers centre-back spent the previous two-and-a-half years with Motherwell in the Scottish top-flight.
Graham Carey is another who moved to Livingston on a free transfer this summer. After graduating from Celtic’s academy, the 36-year-old has spent the majority of his career in Scotland, with Livingston his fifth club in the country after St Mirren, Ross County and St. Johnstone. He has also played for Plymouth Argyle and Bulgarian side CSKA Sofia.
Former Drogheda United midfielder Killian Phillips made his move to St Mirren permanent in the summer after spending last season in Paisley on loan from Crystal Palace. The 23-year-old, who has two caps for Ireland, signed a one-year deal with the option of a further 12 months.
Tunmise Sobowale joined St Mirren in the summer on a two-year deal after leaving Shrewsbury Town. The 26-year-old came through the ranks at Waterford and played 87 games for his hometown club across two spells and also spent time with Finn Harps and Athlone Town.
Roland Idowu is another former Waterford and Shrewsbury player at St Mirren. The 23-year-old spent last season on loan in Paisley before making a permanent switch this summer. The Dubliner has also featured for Bohemians in the League of Ireland previously.
Naj Razi has been a regular for Como’s Under-19s since his move from Shamrock Rovers in the summer of 2024 and has featured in one Serie A matchday squad. It may be too soon for the 18-year-old to break out this term with Cesc Fabregas’ side having lofty ambitions.
Corrie Ndaba earned a move to Lecce for a “significant fee” this summer after impressing at Kilmarnock in the Scottish Premiership last season. The Dublin-born 25-year-old will be hoping to kick on again in Italy with the side that finished 17th in Serie A last term, just three points above the relegation zone.
It’s not fair to say that this is a make-or-break campaign for Evan Ferguson, but he desperately needs to rediscover his goalscoring form. After bursting onto the scene at Brighton with 16 goals in 61 appearances in his two full seasons with the senior side, the 20-year-old has scored just one league goal since 2023 as his eight appearances on loan at West Ham in the second half of last season drew a blank. Now on loan at Roma, the former Bohemians striker is back in the Europa League and part of a team pushing for Serie A’s top-four positions.
Senan Mullen made the move from Dundalk to Torino last summer, and after a season in the youth sides and featuring for the senior side in pre-season, he joined Mantova on loan for the 2025-26 campaign. The 20-year-old can play as a centre-back, centre-midfielder or left-back.
After a successful loan spell at Strasbourg from Nottingham Forest earlier this year, Andrew Omobamidele made the move permanently this summer. The 10-capped international will get his first taste of European football this season too, with his side in the Europa Conference League.
Noah Jauny moved to the Brest academy as a 16-year-old in 2020. The Ireland under-21 international is yet to make his senior debut but has featured on the bench, including in all 10 of Brest’s Champions League matches last term.
Madrid-born John Patrick moved to Reims from Getafe in January, but his efforts were not enough to stop his side from being relegated. The 20-year-old’s father is from Galway and his grandparents are from County Mayo, where he holidayed growing up. He made his international debut for Ireland in the 0-0 draw with Luxembourg this summer.
Aaron Ochoa was born in Spain to an Irish father and joined Malaga’s youth set-up at the age of nine. Now 18, he established himself as a regular in the first-team squad last season where he made 26 appearances across all competitions.
Michael Obafemi moved on loan to VfL Bochum this summer from Burnley - his third temporary spell away from Turf Moor. The Dublin-born striker spent the 2024-25 campaign on loan at Plymouth Argyle as his two goals in 29 Championship appearances did not stop them dropping into League One.
After a spell in England, Troy Parrot has started to deliver on his early promise in the Netherlands. The 23-year-old scored 17 goals in 32 games on loan at Excelsior in 2023-24 before joining AZ Alkmaar permanently last summer. The 29-time international scored 20 goals in 47 games for his new club last term.
Belgian-born Liam Bossin has been in the Netherlands since 2021 after spells with Nottingham Forest and Cork City. The 29-year-old, who played four times for Ireland’s Under-21s, is Feyenoord’s second-choice keeper.
Spanish-born Anselmo Garcia McNulty qualifies for Ireland through his mother who is from County Clare. After coming through the academy of Bundesliga side Wolfsburg, McNulty moved to PEC Zwolle permanently two years ago after a loan spell at fellow Eredivisie club NAC Breda. The 22-year-old, who can operate at centre-back and left-back is a regular for his club.
Joe Hodge made the intriguing move from Wolves to newly-promoted Tonelda this summer. The Manchester City academy graduate has experience in England’s lower leagues with previous spells on loan at QPR and Huddersfield Town. Now 22, Hodge earned 10 caps for Ireland’s Under-21s.
Festy Ebosele moved from Udinese to Istanbul Basaksehir in January. The 22-year-old struggled with injury and made just seven appearances for his new club last term. The Wexford-born defender has nine caps for his country.
Former Celtic and West Ham winger Armstrong Oko-Flex moved to Botev Plovdiv this summer after two years with FC Zurich. The 23-year-old scored four times in seven games for Ireland’s Under-21s.
Limerick-born Conor Nestor has had an intriguing career out in Asia. The 41-year-old won the C-League, now known as the Cambodian Premier League, with Preah Khan Reach Svay Rieng in 2019 before spells in India with Hyderabad and in Malaysia as assistant manager of Selangor. He returned to Cambodia with Boeung Ket last year and also took on the role of manager of the national team earlier this year.
Canada-born Kyle Degelman has already played for clubs in his country of birth, Germany, Austria and Gibraltar. He featured for Bray Wanderers in the League of Ireland First Division earlier this year before moving to Kirviong FC in the summer.
Ryan McCarthy took over at FC Hounds Dogs in May after a spell on the coaching staff at another Gibraltaran side, Europa Point. The 2025-26 season is FC Hound Dogs’ first in the Gibraltar Football League.
Robbie Keane guided Ferencvaros to the Hungarian title last seasonIreland’s record goalscorer and cap holder, Robbie Keane’s managerial career has followed a road less travelled. He stepped into the hotseat as player-manager of Indian side ATK before spells on the coaching staff of Ireland, Middlesbrough and Leeds and as manager of Israeli side Maccabi Tel Aviv. The 45-year-old took over at Ferencvaros earlier this year and guided them to the Hungarian title last season.
Callum O’Dowda linked up with Keane this summer as part of a big overhaul at the Hungarian champions. The 30-year-old, who has 32 Ireland caps, had previously spent his entire career in the EFL and has had a first taste of European football with Ferencvaros in the Champions League qualifying rounds.
Nigerian-born Fuad Sule moved to Ireland at the age of three and played for St. Pat’s and Bohemians in the League of Ireland. After a spell at Barnet, he featured for Larne and Glentoran in Northern Ireland before moving to Indonesia Super League side Persis Solo, who are based in Surakarta, Central Java, this summer.
A nomadic career has seen Abdeen Temitope Abdul ply his trade in England, Norway, Malta, Albania and Malaysia before arriving at Kosovan side FC Ferizaj last summer. The 30-year-old, who has not featured for any of Ireland’s youth sides, scored five times last season as his side finished mid-table in the Superliga E Kosoves.
German-born Ali Reghba moved to Ireland at the age of six and graduated from Bohemians’ academy. The 25-year-old played in Algeria and Macedonia before moving to NK Maribor, who finished second in the Prva Liga last season, this summer.
After graduating through the college system in the United States, Jon Gallagher played for Atalanta United and enjoyed a loan spell at Aberdeen before moving to Austin FC ahead of their inaugural campaign in 2021. Only goalkeeper Brad Stuver has played more games in the history of the Texan club.
Connor Ronan has played in England, Switzerland and Slovakia before making a permanent move to Colorado Rapids in 2023, where Irishman Padraig Smith is club president. The 27-year-old featured in an Ireland squad a year before his move across the Atlantic but did not get on the pitch.
A graduate of Bray Wanderers’ academy, Andrew Moran played three times for the League of Ireland side before moving to Brighton in the summer of 2021. The 21-year-old has enjoyed loan spells at Blackburn Rovers and Stoke City in the last two seasons, racking up six goals in 70 Championship appearances. He moved to LAFC on on another temporary deal this summer where he will play alongside former Tottenham captain Heung-min Son.
After a long career in England, Kevin Long moved to Toronto FC in February 2024 and has been a regular for the Canadian side. The 34-year-old won the last of his 17 international caps in 2020.
Sean McDermott featured in national team squads in 2018 and 2019, but the 32-year-old is now firmly an understudy at club level. Norwegian-born McDermott has played just four times for Molde since moving to the club in the summer of 2023.
Former Melview FC player, Brandon Ly, whose father is from Vietnam, moved to V.League 1 side Cahn FC this summer. The 19-year-old spent time in Sheffield United and Burnley’s academy before signing a three-year deal at Cahn in July.
