Interviews

Last season was a difficult one for Conor McMenamin. A knee injury that wouldn't heal required surgery that would keep him out for three months. A short return was then curtailed by an achilles injury that would rule the Northern Ireland international out for longer. He made his return in April and contributed two goals and an assist in three appearances before the end of the 2024/25 season. He's worked hard to get back fit and reflected on that tough period as well as looking forward during a tough week of pre-season in Spain.

The manager gave his reaction after St Mirren drew 1-1 against a strong Hearts side in a closed-door training match at La Finca this evening.

We caught up with summer signing Liam Donnelly to see how he's settling in at Saints, working with manager Stephen Robinson again and his hopes for his time at the club.

St Mirren Football Club is delighted to announce the signing of Jayden Richardson on a deal until summer 2027 subject to clearance.

St Mirren manager Stephen Robinson reflected on season 2024/25 and gave an update on recruitment heading into the new season.

"They mean the world to me so it was really special to share it with them. It's definitely the best team I've been at." Nikki Lavery was named the St Mirren Women's Player of the Year for 2024/25.

Recognised by his peers, Marcus Fraser was the Players' Player of the Year for season 2024/25.

"The gaffer gave me an opportunity to go and express myself, and I felt like I did that." 17-year-old Evan Mooney spoke at #SMFCPOTY after winning Young Player of the Year Award.

"It's been my favourite season in professional football and I'm so proud to play for this football club." Killian Phillips spoke at the St Mirren Player of the Year Awards after winning Men's Player of the Year, SMiSA Player of the Year and Social Media Player of the Year.

"I've loved every minute of it and I hope people have special memories of the time I've been here." Caolan Boyd-Munce says his farewells after winning Goal of the Season for 2024/25.

In February, Mark O'Hara made his 100th appearance for St Mirren. The captain has seen the club make good progress since he joined in 2022 and he is striving for more.

Alex Iacovitti made his long-awaited return against Motherwell last weekend and is looking for a strong end to the season after a frustrating time with injuries.