Callum Slattery will be moving on this summer, bringing the curtain down on a five-year stay at Fir Park. Slattery, who arrived at the club in 2021 from Southampton, went on to make 148 appearances for the club. A year out due to an ACL injury prevented Slattery from making more appearances for the club, but he came back firing on all cylinders last season following the serious injury. Scoring 19 goals in his time in the claret and amber, he produced some memorable moments, including the first goal in the late comeback draw against Livingston to secure top-six football in 2023, a last-minute free kick against Kilmarnock and scoring in his first match since returning from his knee injury at Hibernian. "It's always hard to say goodbye," Callum Slattery said. "I arrived here as a 21-year-old boy with little first-team football. Now, I'm leaving a man having made almost 150 appearances for the club, having countless memories and having a lot of appreciation for this football club. It has given me an unbelievable platform to go out and play regularly, and even when I was in my darkest days, it supported me throughout everything. "To finish with those celebrations at Easter Road was the perfect ending to my five years here. I want to thank everyone at the club for what they have done for me. The fans – where do I even start? "You have supported me through everything; you've had my back through thick and thin, and we've had some wonderful moments throughout my time here. You deserve nothing less than a good European tour next season, and I hope you all have a wonderful experience. To see the stands so busy this season has been remarkable, and I hope you can continue to support them in those large numbers next season. "This place has been my home, and it's a new challenge for me next season. But I'll always be following Motherwell Football Club and hope next season is filled with more success. Best of luck and the biggest thank you to you all." A special player who has contributed massively to Motherwell qualifying for European football twice in his time here, Slattery leaves with our very best wishes for the future, and we are grateful for his efforts for our club. Good luck, Callum.
