Winger signs new deal to stay at Nairn County for next two years
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NAIRN County have confirmed that Andrew Greig has signed a new contract to remain at Station Park.
The 30-year-old winger has put pen to paper on a two and a half year deal which will keep him at Nairn until the summer of 2026.
Greig will not play this season due to a knee injury sustained at Brechin City last March but will undergo surgery next week and is expected to be fit to commence pre-season training come the summer.
Manager Steven Mackay says he is pleased Greig has signed a new deal: “I am delighted that Andrew has agreed a new contract with us.
“It was a big blow to lose him when we did and we have missed him this season.
"He brings many different qualities to the team and on his day, he is among the top players in the Highland League.
“We all wish him well with his operation next week and we look forward to seeing him firing on all cylinders again once he has made a full recovery.”
Greig joined Nairn County from Formartine United two years ago and has made 43 appearances for the club, scoring seven times.
He started his career at Inverness Caledonian Thistle before he moved into the Highland League with Brora Rangers in July 2012, winning two league championships, the Highland League Cup, three North of Scotland Cups and the Highland League Player of the Year prize during his time at Dudgeon Park.
After moving to Formartine United in November 2017, he won the Highland League Cup again and Aberdeenshire Shield during his time with the Pitmedden club before joining Nairn County in January 2022.
