Former Celtic striker brings experience and ambition to Brechin City.
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In a significant move for their Highland League aspirations, Brechin City has officially signed former Celtic and Caley Thistle striker Cillian Sheridan. The addition of Sheridan, a seasoned player with a wealth of experience, is expected to provide a considerable boost to the team’s performance as they aim for success in the league.
Experience across multiple leagues
Cillian Sheridan, a former international for the Republic of Ireland, has had an extensive career that spans several countries and leagues. He has played for clubs in Scotland, England, Bulgaria, Cyprus, Poland, Israel, and New Zealand.
Most recently, he was with Queen’s Park, where he showcased his skills and leadership qualities.
Throughout his career, Sheridan has achieved notable successes, including winning the Scottish Premier League and the Scottish Cup during his time at Celtic. Additionally, he played a pivotal role in helping the Cypriot side Apoel secure a domestic double in both of his seasons there, while also competing in the prestigious Champions League.
Manager’s confidence in Sheridan’s abilities
Brechin City manager Patrick Cregg expressed his enthusiasm about the signing, stating, “We’re delighted to get Cillian in. His experience at the highest levels of football, coupled with his professionalism and leadership, will be invaluable both on and off the pitch.” Cregg emphasized that Sheridan embodies the club’s vision and is eager to contribute to the team’s success.
“He’s hungry to do well for the club and is exactly the type of player who embodies our vision,” Cregg added. The manager believes that Sheridan will not only enhance the team’s performance but also mentor younger players, sharing his extensive knowledge and experience.
Looking forward to new challenges
Upon joining Brechin City, Sheridan expressed his excitement about the new challenge ahead. “I’m excited to join Brechin City and play a part in their ambitious journey,” he stated. He resonated with the club’s vision and drive, indicating his eagerness to contribute to the team’s success.
As Brechin City prepares to face Hearts in the upcoming Scottish Cup next month, the addition of Sheridan is seen as a strategic move to strengthen their squad. The team is also set to compete against Banks o’ Dee in the quarter-finals of the R Davidson (Banchory) Highland League Cup this Friday night, where Sheridan’s experience could prove crucial.
