A familiar face from Wolverhampton Wanderers has found a new home at St. Johnstone in Scotland. Barry Douglas, the former defender, has returned to his country of birth after an 11-year absence to join the Saints.
After a stint at Lech Poznan, where he played for both the senior and B teams, Douglas left the club and signed with St. Johnstone on a free transfer. The team, currently in ninth place in the Scottish Premiership, is hoping that Douglas’ arrival will inject some much-needed momentum into their season.
In an interview on the club’s website, Douglas expressed his excitement about the new opportunity and his eagerness to help the team grow and develop. With his experience and quality, he believes he can make a positive impact both on and off the pitch.
During his time at Wolves, Douglas made a significant impact, scoring five goals in 39 league appearances. His standout moment came when he scored a fantastic free-kick against Leeds. Now, with his sights set on success at St. Johnstone, Douglas aims to add another trophy to his collection at McDiarmid Park.
