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06 Sept 2025
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Former Dundalk FC striker David McMillan is on the move after agreeing to leave St. Johnstone on loan. (Pic: Sportsfile)
Former Dundalk FC striker David McMillan has left St. Johnstone on loan.
The Dubliner has secured a season-long deal with Scottish League One outfit Falkirk, having spent the closing part of last term with Hamilton in the country's top-flight.
McMillan's time with St. Johnstone has been disrupted by injury, meaning he hasn't been able to reproduce the devastating form which saw boss Tommy Wright take such a keen interest in the forward.
Speaking on his new signing, Falkirk manager Ray McKinnon said: “It’s great to have a player of David’s quality come into the squad. He’s a striker that has played at a good level across his career and it’s fantastic to have someone with that depth of experience.
“He’s someone we have worked hard to bring to the club and someone I am sure will improve our attacking threat and score some important goals for Falkirk. He is clinical and will be a terrific asset.”
The 30-year-old's new team were demoted from the Scottish Championship last season.
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