Hawick Royal Albert · Midfielder · #4 · Scotland · 0 yrs
D. Johnstone plays as a midfielder for Hawick Royal Albert. D. Johnstone is a Scottish international, midfielder, currently at Hawick Royal Albert. D. Johnstone wears shirt number 4 for Hawick Royal Albert. D. Johnstone was born in Scotland. D. Johnstone's page brings together career clubs, trophies, injury history, multi-competition stats, and related news headlines. On Sportra you can explore D. Johnstone season statistics, transfer history, trophies, injury updates, and related news across every competition tracked in the profile.
Midfielder · #4
Hawick Royal AlbertStevie Mallan is in St Mirren's "thoughts", says manager Craig McLeish after the midfielder featured as a trialist substitute against Cove Rangers. Midfielder Mallan, 30, started his career at St Mirren and subsequently played for Barnsley, Hibernian, Yeni Malatyaspor, Salford City and St Johnstone. "Right now, he's a trialist," McLeish said following Saturday's 4-0 Premier Sports Cup Group C win at Cove.
Macaulay Tait is "happy to do the dirty work" for St Johnstone after completing a permanent switch from fellow Scottish Premiership side Hearts. Tait, 20, came through the Hearts academy and has had two loan spells with Livingston in the past two seasons.
Rangers reportedly have a bid rejected for Partizan Belgrade's Vanja Dragojević as Celtic are said to have tabled an offer for Las Palmas goalkeeper Dinko Horkas, while there's also news from Aberdeen, Dundee United, Hibernian, Heart of Midlothian, Motherwell, St Mirren and St Johnstone.
Matty Todd aims to add "energy, drive and quality" to St Johnstone after joining the Perth club from Dunfermline Athletic. The 24-year-old midfielder has agreed a two-year contract and is looking forward to life in the Scottish Premiership with newly-promoted Saints. Todd made his Dunfermline debut in August 2018.
John McGlynn says Falkirk have added a "wealth of experience" to their squad by signing Scott Tanser after the left-back's five-year spell at St Mirren came to an end. Manager McGlynn says the former St Johnstone man's Scottish Premiership experience will be valuable to his side. "He's an attacking left-back who loves to get forward," the Falkirk boss added.
Promoted St Johnstone avoided Scottish Premiership rivals after the draw for next season's Premier Sports Cup group stage but will face two other league champions. With the Championship winners among the second seeds, Simo Valakari's side could have been in a section with another top-flight side.
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