Dundalk · UEFA Europa Conference League · Goalkeeper · #13 · Scotland · 42 yrs
P. Cherrie plays as a goalkeeper for Dundalk. P. Cherrie is a Scottish international, 42 years old, goalkeeper, currently at Dundalk. P. Cherrie wears shirt number 13 for Dundalk. P. Cherrie was born in Bellshill, Scotland on 1983-10-01. P. Cherrie is 188 cm cm tall and weighs 72 kg kg. P. Cherrie's Sportra profile tracks season statistics across UEFA Europa Conference League, Premier Division, UEFA Europa League, League Cup, and other leagues. P. Cherrie's page brings together career clubs, trophies, injury history, multi-competition stats, and related news headlines. On Sportra you can explore P. Cherrie season statistics, transfer history, trophies, injury updates, and related news across every competition tracked in the profile.
Goalkeeper · #13
Dundalk DUNEuropean football. The Cherries have already made a stand in their attempts to keep their star players at the Vitality Stadium for the upcoming campaign by rejecting a £64m bid for Alex Scott from Chelsea. Marcus Tavernier told BBC Radio Solent: "We're in a position now where we have reached Europe, and we want to keep our squad and the club have made a stand on that."
Frederic de Boever has been appointed as Bournemouth's new first-team goalkeeper coach. De Boever has also spent time as goalkeeper coach at Club Brugge and Al-Arabi, as well as working in Qatar and Singapore. The Cherries like that he has both Champions League and Europa League experience, and he has also worked with high-profile goalkeepers like Thibaut Courtois, Senne Lammens and Simon Mignolet.
Bournemouth fans will have been encouraged by the performances of Ben Gannon-Doak at the World Cup, despite Scotland's brief stay in the tournament. The Cherries had six players at the World Cup, including New Zealand back-up goalkeeper Alex Paulsen who has joined Motherwell on loan for the coming season. The 19-year-old started all Brazil's games bar their opener and claimed an assist in the 3-0 win over Scotland to seal their path to the knockout stage.
The opening day of the season at the Etihad will see a fresh era begin at both Manchester City and Bournemouth. Marco Rose will take charge of his first competitive game for the Cherries, but will it be Enzo Maresca in the dugout for City? City have welcomed fixtures against Bournemouth, and they have won all nine of their Premier League home games against the Cherries by an aggregate score of 34-6.
Former Bournemouth midfielder and development team coach Mark Moseley believes it would be a "huge blow" if Andoni Iraola takes assistants Tommy Elphick and Shaun Cooper with him to Liverpool. Both coaches have played a key role in the Cherries' progress in recent times, with the club achieving their best-ever top-flight finish this season and will play Europa League football next term. Iraola is the front of it all, but there's so many good people behind it.
Liverpool fans should feel a sense of enthusiasm at the possible arrival of new head coach Andoni Iraola, as he excelled in his role at Bournemouth - transforming the Cherries into one of the most impressive and offensive sides in the Premier League. The red half of Merseyside can be excited with Iraola's brand of football, as it bears significant resemblance to that of former gaffer Jurgen Klopp. Bournemouth were consistently ranked among the league's best for pressing metrics, high turnovers and physical output, whilst attacking with speed and purpose rather than prolonged possession.
AFC Bournemouth are in the process of appealing after its academy failed to achieve Category One status. Category One is the highest status awarded to a club within the professional game under the Elite Player Performance Plan (EPPP). The EPPP is a long-term youth development strategy that was introduced in 2012 as a result of a consultation between the Premier League, the FA and the EFL.
Statisticians Opta have conjured up their Premier League team of the season based on data collected throughout the 2025-26 Premier League campaign. Bournemouth left-back Adrien Truffert has made the cut after playing a key role in a historic Cherries season that ended with Europa League qualification - the first time the club will play in Europe in its history. On Truffert, Opta said: The sight of Truffert flying down the left-hand side of Bournemouth's flank is well known to Cherries fans and it is borne out in the data - the Frenchman was the only player to make more than 50 overlapping runs in the Premier League in 2025-26.
There have been plenty of magical moments for Bournemouth fans to enjoy, some huge scalps and many late winners. The club looked to have caused major damage to Arsenal's title hopes when they impressively rocked up to the Emirates and deservedly won 2-1. A home draw with Manchester City resulted in the Premier League trophy going to north London, but it was also a game which in itself guaranteed European football for the Cherries - a night that will remain forever in Bournemouth history.
The phrase 'if you're good enough, you're old enough' is often thrown around in the footballing sphere, and Bournemouth have been a bigger advocate for that than any other team in the Premier League this season. Following victory against Crystal Palace earlier this month Bournemouth became the first side ever to have two teenagers score a goal in back-to-back Premier League games thanks to Eli Junior Kroupi and Rayan's goals against the Eagles and Leeds. Through Kroupi in October and Rayan in May, the Cherries also became the first team in Premier League history to have two different teenagers score in three consecutive games in the same season.
Former Bournemouth midfielder Joe Partington says it is "absolutely insane" that the Cherries will be playing in the Europa League next season and the feeling is "surreal". In Andoni Iraola's final game in charge of the club, Bournemouth confirmed their place in Europe next season for the first time in their history.
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