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We are now in a position to confirm all the relevant ticket information for our upcoming friendly match against Hertha BSC on Friday 25 July. 

Kick off is 7pm at Fir Park.

Tickets are on sale now and you buy online by clicking here.

Hospitality options are also available.

Centenary Suite

• 2-course meal served to your table from 17.00 (main course and dessert)
• Pay bar available from 17.00, at half-time and one-hour after the final whistle
• Half-time pie served with tea and coffee
• Match ticket for Phil O’Donnell stand
• Man of the match interview

Cooper Box

• 2 x complimentary drinks served to your box pre-match
• Access to Cooper Suite bar pre-match, half-time and at full-time
• Half-time refreshments served in the Cooper Suite
• Indoor seat in an executive Cooper Box

Dress code for all areas is smart. No jeans, trainers or colours permitted.

To book, please phone hospitality on 01698 338003 or email: hospitality@motherwellfc.co.uk

Max Rogers has been appointed as the assistant manager of the club.

Rogers will start his work immediately as Jens Berthel Askou’s number two.

“I am very happy to join Motherwell as assistant manager,” Max Rogers said.

“In my discussions with the manager, I was really impressed with his vision for the team along with the winning mentality that he wants to create at the club and in the squad.

“I believe my skills and experience align well with and complement the current coaching staff.

“I am eager to get to work with the players to prepare them for the season ahead – and to help create a team that the fans enjoy watching and are proud to support.”

The 34-year-old’s coaching career started here in Scotland with St Mirren, where he served as a youth coach for over two years.

He then moved to America, working with Saint Louis in the United Soccer League in his first assistant manager role.

Rogers returned to the UK in 2021 to work with Shrewsbury as the Under 18s coach before he returned to the USA with Indy Eleven and Miami FC.

In 2023, he once again returned to England with Wigan, working under Shaun Maloney. Working as a first-team coach for 18 months, he moved up to the position of assistant manager last summer after a successful spell since joining.

“I’m very excited about Max joining us,” Jens Berthel Askou added.

“It has been some intense days with many interviews with different candidates. Several very strong candidates have been involved in the process, and the interest in the assistant manager job has been high.

“In Max, I’m convinced we’ve found the perfect man to help drive and accelerate the development of Motherwell Football Club.

“Max fits the profile we have been looking for perfectly. He is extremely passionate, detailed and hard-working, and has an innovative approach to his work. At a young age, he has gained a lot of valuable experience through different coaching roles and environments with very talented and modern-thinking people. And on top of that, he has a solid, positive and likeable personality that will inspire and motivate his surroundings.

“We have gathered positive and strong references on Max, and the interviews and talks have confirmed our initial feeling.”

We have once again created a fan survey ahead of the new season. 

We’re continually looking at ways we can improve the fan experience in all aspects.

That’s why we have created a short survey, ranging from club events to your view on club morals. We value your feedback and opinion and want to hear them.

The survey answers from everyone who takes part will be used to help inform future plans around fan engagement and also satisfy Scottish Football Authorities requirements on demographic data.

Please answer all the questions as honestly as possible, and we will collate and look to take this feedback on board going forward. Your feedback and opinions are valued and appreciated.

The 2025 Fan Survey can be found online here.

The fixtures for the new William Hill Premiership have been revealed, and we will kick off the new season at Fir Park against Rangers. 

Kick-off is at 5:30pm, with the game being broadcast live on Sky Sports.

Our first away game will be against St Mirren on matchday 2.

There is no Boxing Day fixture this season, with our match against Rangers taking place on Saturday 27 December at Ibrox. Our final match of 2025 is against Celtic at Fir Park on Tuesday 30 December.

With there being no winter break again this season, there are three midweek fixtures pencilled in. Our first is at home against Dundee United on Wednesday 29 October.

Our second is Falkirk away on Wednesday 3 December. We then have back-to-back Wednesday fixtures against Dundee at Dens Park on 4 February and Rangers at Fir Park on 11 February.

All fixtures are subject to change.

We can confirm we will only be playing one fixture during our stay in Delden, Netherlands. 

Ticket information for our match against FC Twente on Tuesday 1 July is now available.

You can buy online by clicking here.

The match will be played at Sportpark De Kruudnhof in Beckum. The address is Beckumerkerkweg 27, 7554 PV Beckum.

Tickets cost €12.50 each for adults and €5 for children up to 12 years old.

We are aware that supporters have booked to travel to the Netherlands in anticipation of attending a match taking place on Saturday 28 June.

For those supporters who have pre-booked travel and have been inconvenienced by this should contact commercial@motherwellfc.co.uk.

We have also been advised by NEC Nijmegen that there is an open day taking place near their stadium on Saturday 28 June. All Motherwell supporters are welcome to attend. Full details on the day can be found here.

Jens Berthel Askou was unveiled officially as the new Motherwell boss to the Scottish press, and he talks us through his reasons for joining the club and what he hopes to achieve in ML1. 

Askou discusses recruitment, targets and meeting his new squad for the first time.

Jens Berthel Askou arrived in Scotland just one day ago, but has said that work is already well underway ahead of the the 2025/26 season. 

Having met his playing squad and staff today, Askou has already got a feel for what the players are like but is aware that new additions will be necessary to complete his perfect vision of a football squad.

Assistant Manager Ahmet Koc has departed the club. 

Koc arrived with Michael Wimmer in February and remained in post following Wimmer’s departure at the end of the season.

However, Koc has decided to step aside to allow new manager Jens Berthel Askou the opportunity to choose his own assistant manager.

“It is with a heavy heart that I have chosen to pursue a different path in football away from Fir Park,” Ahmet Koc said.

“I have loved every minute at Motherwell FC and have taken the club, the staff and the fans to my heart. I feel it’s important Jens has the opportunity to build his own team now for the season ahead whilst I now also have the opportunity to pursue a different career path in football.

“Although short, the time at Motherwell FC has been special, and I have truly loved every minute of being here. As difficult a decision as this has been for me, I will always support the club from afar, and who knows, we may meet again in the future.

“My best wishes to all of the fans, the directors, Jens and the football department for the season ahead, and thank you for looking after us during our time in Scotland.

“Mon the Well!”

We thank Ahmet for all his hard work and wish him well for the future.

Head of Goalkeeping Neil Alexander takes us through what a professional goalkeeper does to ensure they are ready for a match.

Alexander describes the step-by-step process and why he uses certain drills prior to kick-off.