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Paisley Daily Express
|June 19, 2025
Lafferty pens one-year deal at Burgh... and admits it could be his last
Kyle Lafferty has signed a one-year contract extension with Johnstone Burgh as the striker admits it could be his last hurrah in professional football.
The former Rangers and Northern Ireland forward has extended his stay at Keanie Park for a third season after pitching up at the club in 2023.
The 37-year-old is one of seven players who have signed a new deal with the Junior Cup winners.
Lafferty scored the winning spot-kick in a penalty shoot-out with Tranent at Broadwood Stadium earlier this month.
Speaking prior to the deal being announced, Lafferty said he would love one more season on the pitch and to help Burgh not only win the West of Scotland League Premier Division but also get promoted to the Lowland League.
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