Aidan Fitzpatrick has returned to Partick Thistle on a two-year deal - three years after departing Firhill for Norwich City in 2019.
The product of the Thistle Weir Youth Academy earned a crack at football south of the border on the back of a whirlwind debut campaign for the Jags in which he scored seven goals for the top team in 30 appearances. The winger became the first 21st century born Thistle star to play and score for the club as a substitute in a 2-0 win over Albion Rovers.
He returned to Scottish football on an initial loan deal to Queen of the South and found the net four times in 27 games before putting pen to paper on a permanent one-year deal at Palmerston Park. Now, after a trial period with his former club, he has agreed to make the return to Firhill on a two-year contract.
