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New deal will see player dedicate decade of service to Nairn County


By Will Clark

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DEFENDER Callum Maclean has agreed a new contract to remain at Nairn County.

Callum MacLean. Picture: James Mackenzie.
Callum MacLean. Picture: James Mackenzie.

The 31-year-old has agreed a two-year extension to his contract which will see him stay at Station Park until 2025.

The full back was in the Inverness Caledonian Thistle youth system before playing for St Anthony’s and St Cuthbert Wanderers.

He then played for Fort William before signing for Nairn County in 2015.

He has played 168 times for the club and scored 15 goals.

Manager Steven Mackay said: “Callum’s performances have been very consistent since we joined the club and regardless of where we ask him to play, we know he will deliver the same level of consistency and high standards.

“He is a pleasure to work with and his experience is vital to our team. We are delighted to have secured his services moving forward and we are all looking forward to continuing our work with him.”


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