A left winger from Scotland is the latest off-season signing of Macarthur FC. Kai Kennedy, 24, joins the Bulls from Queen of the South FC after establishing himself as an exciting attacking talent in Scotland.
He’s also had spells with Rangers FC, Falkirk FC and York City, making 196 appearances across the Scottish leagues while recording 26 goals and 43 assists.
What’s more, Kennedy has represented Scotland at Under-21 level.
His arrival at Campbelltown adds further quality and creativity to the Bulls’ attacking line-up, where he is set to complement the club’s exciting forward options.
Speaking on his move to Australia, Kennedy said he was eager to begin the next chapter of his career.
“I’m buzzing to sign for the Bulls. Moving from Scotland to Sydney is a massive step for me, and I’m really grateful for the opportunity. It’s an exciting new chapter, and I can’t wait to get started, meet everyone at the club, and play in front of the fans,’’ he said.
“The chance to move to Sydney and experience a new culture was something I couldn’t pass up. It’s a great opportunity for me both on and off the pitch.
“I wanted to challenge myself in a different environment, keep developing as a player, and be part of a club that’s heading in the right direction.
“It felt like the perfect move at the right time.”
Kennedy is confident Bulls fans will enjoy the style of football he brings to the team.
“Fans can expect a positive player who always wants to get on the ball and make things happen,’’ he said.
“I’m a left winger who likes to take defenders on, create chances, and contribute with goals and assists.
“Most importantly, I’ll work hard for the team every game and give everything I have.”
