Free agent Kyle Lafferty has made a shock move to West of Scotland League side Johnstone Burgh.
The former Rangers and Hearts striker has been without a club since a switch from Kilmarnock to Linfield brought no goals and a first season without the league title in five years. After a surprise exit from Rugby Park in the midst of the Scottish Premiership relegation scrap the 35-year-old opted to join his boyhood club in the hope of adding the firepower needed to make it five NIFL Premier Division titles in succession.
But he was unable to make his mark on David Healy's side - but still appeared to have something to offer at the top level of the Scottish game having netted three goals for Killie last term. But on his has now return to Scottish football he has opted for a crack at the seventh tier. The Northern Ireland cap follows his former Ibrox teammate Graham Dorrans to Johnstone Burgh with the midfielder signing for the Renfrewshire outfit after he was released by Dunfermline.
