Regan Charles-Cook joined on a two-year deal in August 2025.

A name that will be familiar to many Motherwell fans for his time spent at Ross County, winger Charles-Cook has returned to Scotland following a three-year spell in Belgium with Eupen.

The 28-year-old’s career started in the youth ranks at Arsenal before switching to Charlton Athletic in 2013. He went on to make his professional debut in 2015 for The Addicks. This would be the first of nine appearances for Charlton during his five-year stay, where he went on loan with Solihull Moors and twice with Woking.

Scoring four goals in 13 with Moors and netting five in 26 over two spells with Woking, the loan moves had provided Charles-Cook with ample first-team experience, and by the summer of 2018, it was time for him to move on a permanent deal to Gillingham.

He enjoyed a successful two years with Gillingham in League One, making over 50 appearances. His second season was cut short due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but interest in the winger was high that summer.

Ross County was his chosen destination, as he moved to Scotland for the first time in his career to play under Stuart Kettlewell. Making his County debut in a 1-0 win over Motherwell on the opening day of the 2020/21 season, he played 32 games in his maiden season in the SPFL Premiership.

Those performances earned him international recognition for the first time in his career. A call-up to the senior Grenada side in June saw him make his first appearance for his country against Honduras in the CONCACAF Gold Cup. This was the first of 13 appearances for his national side.

It was in his second season that Charles-Cook really hit some impressive numbers. The league’s joint-top goalscorer for the season with 13 goals in the Premiership saw him nominated for the PFA Player of the Year award and helped Ross County reach the top-six for the first time since 2016.

Following this impressive campaign, it was no surprise that a number of clubs were linked with the Grenada internationalist. He opted for a move to the Belgian top-flight KAS Eupen in 2022.

During his first two seasons, he scored ten goals in the top-flight. Eupen were relegated to the second tier, but Charles-Cook continued to be a key player for the side and, latterly last season, took the captain’s armband. With 91 appearances in total in Belgium, Charles-Cook now returns to Scotland for a second time, looking to pick up where he left off.