Carluke Rovers manager Mark Weir is close to bringing in former Lanark United striker

By Craig Goldthorp
Published 4th May 2021, 11:49 BST
Updated 4th May 2021, 11:49 BST
Mark Weir (left) and Carluke Rovers assistant boss Kenny Neill are trying to boost the squad for next season (Pic by Kevin Ramage)Mark Weir (left) and Carluke Rovers assistant boss Kenny Neill are trying to boost the squad for next season (Pic by Kevin Ramage)
Mark Weir (left) and Carluke Rovers assistant boss Kenny Neill are trying to boost the squad for next season (Pic by Kevin Ramage)
Carluke Rovers manager Mark Weir remains hopeful of acquiring a mystery former Lanark United striker as a new signing this summer.

“He was up training,” Weir said. “Talks went positive. He has still obviously not put pen to paper at the moment but I’m still 100 per cent looking that it’s going to go ahead.

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"Here’s hoping I get it done by next week, I thought I would have got it done on Thursday there.

"He is still very keen, I had positive talks. He’s wanting to get a bit fitter but I think it will be a done deal.”

Weir is pleased that squad men Dougie Frame, Lewis Murdoch, Jonny Wilson and Maxi Neossi have all committed for next season.

He said: “I’m happy. It’s guys that did a job for me last season that I can rely on.”

Related topics:Mark WeirCarluke RoversLanark United

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