| 4 | Rangers | 11 | 4 | 6 | 1 | 5 | 18 |
| 5 | Falkirk | 12 | 4 | 4 | 4 | -5 | 16 |
| 6 | Motherwell | 11 | 3 | 6 | 2 | 3 | 15 |
| 7 | Dundee United | 11 | 3 | 5 | 3 | 1 | 14 |
| 8 | Aberdeen | 10 | 3 | 1 | 6 | -4 | 10 |
Following the announcement that Michael Wimmer has departed the club, Chairman Kyrk Macmillan discusses how Wimmer’s departure came about and the reasons for why it happened.
He also speaks about Ahmet Koc, and how the recruitment process for a new manager is going.
Chairman Kyrk Macmillan has confirmed that the deadline to get your season ticket for the 2025/26 campaign at a discounted price has been extended.
The discount will be available until Friday 20 June at 4pm, the same day when we will discover our 2025/26 Premiership fixtures for the season.
Chairman Macmillan confirmed this news in his club update which can be viewed here.
You are able to renew or purchase your season ticket for the upcoming campaign here.
Alternatively, call us on 01698 333333 or email tickets@motherwellfc.co.uk.
Season ticket holders have until the 1st of July to secure their seat.
We are offering the option of paying your season ticket through a standing order payment each month.
There is the option to pay your season ticket over a maximum of six standing order payments directly to the club, with no interest payments or fees, providing full payment is made by December 2025.
To set this standing order up, you must contact us directly and complete a form.
Please call into the Ticket Office to arrange.
Lukas Fadinger has joined the club on a two-year deal.
The 24-year-old midfielder joins after a two-year stint with Austrian Bundesliga side Rheindorf Altach, where he made 61 appearances and scored four goals.
Fadinger came through the ranks at Sturm Graz, where he made his first-team debut at just 17.
A prominent feature in the Graz II team, Fadinger was loaned out to SV Lafnitz in the second tier of Austrian football in 2019, where he made 66 appearances across three seasons.
He moved to Hartberg in 2022, where he made 30 appearances in the Austrian top-flight in his sole season with the club.
“I am so happy to be at this club,” Lukas Fadinger said.
“We’ve been holding talks for a couple of months now, and to now finally say I’m a Motherwell player makes me very happy.
“This move excites me, and it’s a big step forward in my career. I’m already looking forward to the start of the new season and meeting all the fans.”
Tawanda Maswanhise has been named in Zimbabwe’s latest squad.
The Warriors have two friendly matches lined up in June in Morocco. They take on Niger and Burkino Faso before their World Cup qualifiers continue in September.
We will return to Delden, Netherlands for the third successive pre-season.
The squad will travel to the camp on Wednesday 25 June, and will return on Wednesday 2 July.
Two friendly matches will take during our stay. We will face Eredivisie side FC Twente once again, following the 2-2 draw last summer. The match will take place on Tuesday 1 July.
Our other fixture will be against an opponent to be confirmed, on Saturday 28 June.
Supporter entry and ticket pricing will be confirmed in due course. Both matches will take place in Beckum.
Richard Foster has been at the helm of our Under 18s squad this season, guiding them to the top of the bottom half of the league.
Now with the season at an end, he reflects on what he has taken for his own learning purposes this season and gives us insight into who could be the stars of tomorrow.
With the mic on Foster for a match against Hearts, we also see how he coaches the team during a match.
Callum Slattery is your G4 Claims player of the month award for May.
The midfielder picks up his third successive player of the month award, having won in both March and April.
Slattery continued his strong end to the season in the final four matches. Starting all four of the final games, he was at the heart of everything that was good.
The 26-year-old notched his sixth goal of the season against Kilmarnock in our final home match, making him joint-top goalscorer for the season with Tawanda Maswanhise and Tom Sparrow.
We can confirm that Michael Wimmer has departed the club to become manager of German side SSV Jahn Regensburg.
After the final match of the 2024/25 season, Wimmer travelled back home to Germany. He reached out to the Chairman and Chief Executive of the club to inform them that he would like to remain in Germany to take up a position as manager of 3. Liga side SSV Jahn Regensburg.
Wimmer explained the reasons for wishing to accept the new role were predominantly due to major family issues that have recently arisen in Germany.
Following extensive conversations with Michael, the club very reluctantly negotiated a compensation package with SSV Jahn Regensburg.
“I want to thank the Board and all the staff at the club for the way they welcomed me to Scotland and also supported me so much from when I arrived in February,” Michael Wimmer said.
“They have done everything to support me and my family during my time here.
“This has been an ongoing, extremely difficult position that I have found myself in, and the club have done all they could to support me during these challenging times, both whilst I was in post and while I have been back in Germany.
“I am sorry to all the Motherwell fans; the support you have shown me has been outstanding, and I have loved learning about this wonderful club. This decision was an extremely hard one for me to make; however, I have decided to move back home, as I need to put my family first and be with them, and I want to thank the board for the understanding shown through these challenging times.
“I hope the club can continue to progress next season. I really enjoyed the time I spent in Scotland. There are great people at the club who are ambitious and want the best for the club going forward. I only wish everyone at Motherwell FC the very best for the future.”
The Club wishes Michael and his family the best going forward.
The Club will now start the process of recruiting a new manager with immediate effect.
The Club will be making no further comment at this time.
We are looking to add an experienced goalkeeping coach to our established women’s first-team coaching staff.
The 2024/25 SWPL campaign proved to be an historic moment for women’s football at Motherwell FC. The women of steel secured their first top-six finish in the SWPL table, whilst returning to the National Stadium Hampden Park for their second Scottish Cup Semi-Final since 2023.
About the role:
Key Tasks and responsibilities:
To lead the development, training, and performance of all first-team goalkeepers, ensuring they are technically, physically, tactically, and mentally prepared for matchday performance. The role supports the overall playing philosophy and strategic direction of the club.
What are we looking for:
If you are interested and require further details, please contact Head Coach Paul Brownlie:
Paul.Brownlie@motherwellfc.co.uk
The final look at how our players got on out on loan during the 2024/25 season.
East Kilbride completed their biggest target last weekend, securing promotion to League Two at the expense of Bonnyrigg Rose via the playoffs.
Winning the Lowland League, the South Challenge Cup and the Lowland League Cup, alongside promotion, it has been a successful loan stint with Kilby this season for the goalkeeper.
Max Ross will be pleased with his efforts at Albion Rovers this season. The 19-year-old defender helped Rovers finish in sixth place in the Lowland League.
Broomhill and Brannan McDermott finished bottom of the Lowland League on goal difference and have been relegated.
In the 34 league matches, McDermott started in all 34 matches and played 90 minutes in 33.
Olly Whyte had a successful season with Cowdenbeath in the Lowland League. The youngster received the Player of the Year, Players’ Player of the Year, Supporters’ Player of the Year and The Coo Shed Podcast Player of the Year awards.
Finishing tenth in the standings, Whyte missed eight games through injury but will be delighted with his efforts at Central Park.
After signing a new deal at Motherwell in the summer of 2024, Wells joined Edinburgh City on a season-long loan deal.
Playing 17 games and starting 12, Wells helped the Citizens achieve a playoff spot, something that seemed impossible at the start of the campaign. Edinburgh finished third in League Two, and although beating East Fife 1-0 in the first leg of the semi-final, Dick Campbell’s side won over the two legs, ensuring City remain in League Two next season.
Filip Stuparevic joined Championship side Morton and helped them finish sixth in the table. Although they finished a few points outside the playoffs, they were well clear of the bottom end of the table.
Stuparevic was on six goals when he picked up an ACL injury that brought an end to his loan spell at the club early in February. However, he still picked up Morton’s top goalscorer award and will be looking forward to getting back on the pitch later in 2025.
Mark Ferrie’s Bonnyrigg Rose endured a tricky season in League Two and were defeated by East Kilbride in the playoffs, meaning they now drop out of the SPFL.
Ferrie still managed 30 games for Rose, starting 16 matches.
Luca Ross started 20 games for Annan Athletic, however their season also ended on a sombre note. Finishing ninth in League One, they beat Elgin City in the semi-final of the relegation playoff but were beaten over two legs by East Fife and dropped down to League Two.
L. Ross played every minute of the four playoff matches, as well as starting 16 league matches during the 24/25 season. He signed a new deal with Motherwell earlier this year and will now look to kick on in pre-season.
