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Jack MacKenzie to miss start of season
The Herald
|July 29, 2025
PLYMOUTH Argyle will be without left-back Jack MacKenzie for their League One season opener against Barnsley at Home Park on Saturday due to a knee injury.
The summer signing from 2024/25 Scottish FA Cup winners Aberdeen missed the final two warm-up matches, the 6-0 win away to Torquay United last Wednesday and the 2-0 defeat by Bristol City at Home Park on Saturday, after suffering from tendinitis.
Brendan Galloway played at left-back for Argyle against Bristol City but he is a more recognised central defender, while Ayman Benarous took over that position as a substitute in the second half.
Argyle head coach Tom Cleverley said: "Not good news with Jack, unfortunately. He has got a tendinopathy that is sore, that will need a bit of time to settle down.
This story is from the July 29, 2025 edition of The Herald.
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