Morton have today informed us that they will no longer be able to host the planned Communities Cup friendly match at Cappielow on Tuesday 8th July. 

With the match now cancelled, the club is looking at alternative options to aid our preparations for the Premier Sports Cup group stages and will update when possible. 

St Mirren will start the 2025/26 William Hill Premiership season away to Celtic after fixture list was published by the SPFL this morning.

After ending last season at Celtic Park, Saints will begin the new season at Parkhead on Sunday 3rd August. Shown live on Sky Sports, the match will kick-off at 4:30pm. 

Stephen Robinson's men host Motherwell at The SMiSA Stadium on Saturday 9th August in matchday two before hosting Rangers two weeks later. 

The Buddies close out the month of August away to Hibernian.

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St Mirren's full William Hill Premiership fixture list for 2025/26 is as follows:

All fixtures subject to change. 

St Mirren Football Club is delighted to announce the signing of Jayden Richardson on a deal until summer 2027 subject to clearance.

The Englishman, a product of Nottingham Forest’s Youth Academy, is our fourth signing of the window as he agrees a two-year deal with Stephen Robinson’s Saints.

Following loan spells at Exeter City, Forest Green Rovers and Notts County, Jayden ventured North to join Aberdeen in June 2022. The 24-year-old would make 24 appearances with the Dons, all coming during the 2022/23 season. Jayden then had loan spells at Stockport County and Colchester United during 2023/24 before departing the Dons following the expiry of his contract. 

The right-sided full-back spent last season at National League South side Boreham Wood United where he made 37 appearances, scoring two goals and assisting four times. 

Speaking to stmirren.com, Jayden said: "I'm over the moon. 

"I can't wait to get in front of the crowd and show what I do. I can bring energy, pace, power and hopefully that athleticism up and down can get the fans on the edge of their seat. 

I know what it's [Scottish football] like. When I was up here in the past, playing against St Mirren, we knew it was a tough game no matter what and the fans here were outstanding. 

"I've had a few chats with the manager and they've been positive. I know what he wants from me and I know what I need to provide for him so hopefully it's a good chemistry and we can work well."

Manager Stephen Robinson added: "Jayden is someone I tried to sign a few seasons ago. 

"He has got a lot of attributes that I like in a wing-back/full-back. He's quick, he's strong, he's tall and very like Ryan [Alebiosu] who was with us last season.

All the attributes are there and it's up to us to get that quality out of him. I think he'll be a really good signing for us."

St Mirren Football Club is delighted to announce the appointment of John Park as our new Head of Recruitment and Emerging Talent with Martin Foyle leaving the club to join Carlisle United. 

Martin joined the club in 2022 under manager Stephen Robinson and has played a pivotal role in our recruitment strategy during his time at the club. He moves on to a new challenge and we would like place on record our sincere thanks to Martin for all his efforts and wish him every success in the future. 

We are delighted, however, to welcome John Park to the club as Martin’s replacement. The highly experienced talent spotter brings a wealth of knowledge to the role having worked across the world at the likes of Celtic, Rangers, Blackburn Rovers, Birmingham City, Maccabi Haifa, Vancouver Whitecaps and more. 

Most recently Head of Recruitment at Blackburn Rovers, John returns to Scotland to take on the role of Head of Recruitment and Emerging Talent at Saints. With a proven track record in player trading and development, John’s remit will involve building upon the club strategy to align and integrate our football operations to achieve sustainable success. 

St Mirren Chief Operating Officer Keith Lasley said: "We are sorry to see Martin moving on and wish him the best of luck in his new challenge. 

"His contributions have been key in the club’s progression over the past few seasons and we thank him for all his efforts.

"We have, however, moved quickly to bring John to the club and we are excited to welcome him to St Mirren.

John’s experiences across the world, significantly in player trading and youth development, make him the ideal person to build upon the relative success at the club over the past few years in line with our club strategy."

John Park added: "I’m delighted to be joining St Mirren. 

I’m excited to meet the manager, build a relationship with him and add to the good work that has been done over the past few years. 

"The club has a clear strategy in terms of its football operations and I believe my experience will help build upon that."

Speaking on Martin’s departure and John’s appointment, manager Stephen Robinson said: "Martin has been an integral part of what we’ve done over the past three and a half years and he’s been an integral part of what I’ve done as a manager over 10 years now. He’s a close friend of mine now and it’s a sad loss for the club. 

"Another opportunity arose that was exciting for him and it’s with regret that Martin is leaving. I’d like to put on record my thanks to him for his recruitment and for all he’s done at the football club. 

"The club have appointed John and it’s important that we get working together quickly, build a relationship, and I look forward to that."

Fresh Paint, Same Soul

Our 2025/26 home kit has launched with a bold new look for the season ahead.

Tradition meets contemporary with our black and white stripes given a unique, modern twist.

The new take on the stripes gives the kit an edgy new feel ready to take us into the exciting challenges of 2025/26. With inspiration from recent Paisley pattern embossed kits, our heritage remains at the forefront with the club crest woven into the soul of the kit. 

St Mirren x Consilium

Continuing their main sponsorship, Consilium Contracting Services feature again on the front of the shirts.

The Paisley born, Paisley based and Paisley owned family company follow in the footsteps of only one other Paisley born, based and owned shirt sponsor, Graham’s Buses in 1983/84.

Buy Now

Our home kit is available to buy now in-store at the Club Shop and online for postage/shipping only.

Car park season pass renewals for season 2025/26 are now available at the St Mirren Ticket Office. Car park season pass holders from season 2024/25 will have from 10am today (Wednesday 18th June) until 2pm on Wednesday 25th June to renew their pass. 

As we look to streamline the process and move entirely online the following season, renewals will only be available in person directly at the St Mirren Ticket Office. This allows ticket office staff to guarantee your space for the season ahead. Proof of pass from last season will be required. The cost of the car park pass, which covers all home matches in season 2025/26, remains at £75. 

General sale will then go live online to 2025/26 season ticket holders at 10am on Friday 27th June until the remaining spaces are sold out. To purchase, you will be required to login using your season ticket account email address. 

Please note that no physical passes will be available this season as we move to QR codes. However, printed tickets will be available on request.

We are making more car park season passes available this season and we highly encourage supporters who wish to park at The SMiSA Stadium on matchday to purchase a season pass. Going forward, there may only be a limited amount of matchday spaces available on a match-by-match, first come, first served basis next season subject to availability. These will be sold ahead of matchday and will not be available on the gate. 

As in previous seasons, disabled supporters should apply directly to the St Mirren Disabled Supporters Association. 

St Mirren Football Club is delighted to announce the signing of Richard King from Jamaican Premier League side Cavalier FC on a two-year deal subject to a medical and visa approval. 

The 23-year-old defender signs a deal until summer 2027 with the club holding an option to extend for a further year.

Richard, a Jamaican international with 30 caps, has coveted interest from clubs across the UK and Europe, but has chosen to join Saints and becomes our third signing of 2025/26 following the permanent acquisitions of Killian Phillips and Roland Idowu from Crystal Palace and Shrewsbury Town respectively. 

Saints manager Stephen Robinson said: "Richard King is a player I tried to sign in January along with Martin [Foyle].

We had tracked him for a long time and kept up with his progress. He has progressed really well under Steve McLaren and the Jamaican national team. He's quick, he's strong and he's a project for us as well as it's a step up in level.

I had a really good conversation with Richard and the Cavalier owner and we were are aligned in our thinking in terms of giving Richard a good platform.

"We believe he can be a really good asset for the football club when he returns from playing in the Concacaf Gold Cup.

"We think Richard will add real competition to the boys we've already got and give us another option in that department."

St Mirren Football Club can confirm that Greg Kiltie has today joined Kilmarnock FC in an undisclosed agreement.

The 28-year-old leaves Saints after four years in Paisley, having signed from Killie in June 2021. Across four seasons at the club, Greg would make 142 appearances for the Buddies, scoring 11 goals and played an important part in our three consecutive top six finishes in the William Hill Premiership.

Despite being under contract until 2027, an opportunity presented itself for Greg to secure more frequent first-team football and the club has allowed the forward to move on.

Manager Stephen Robinson said: "Greg has been an integral part of what we have done over the past three years.

"He’s a great boy and a very talented player, but Greg felt he wanted guaranteed first-team football and he had an opportunity at Kilmarnock and we wouldn’t stand in his way.

"With his lack of game time last season, we felt it was fair to Greg for his service and his dedication."

Everyone at St Mirren thanks Greg for all of his contributions to the club and wish him the very best of luck in his future career.

Tickets for our opening Premier Sports Cup Group Stage match are now available to buy online.

Saints travel to Gayfield Park to face Arbroath on Saturday 12th July in our first match in Group D.

Ticket prices

Terraced
Adults - £18
Concessions* - £13
Juvenile** - £12
U12s*** - £5

CoelBrew Stand
Adults - £19
Concessions* - £14
Juvenile** - £13
U12s*** - £5

*over-65, student, disabled (no carer)
**13-17
***must be accompanied by person over 16

Disabled with carer will be charged at same price as concession. Valid ID is required. CoelBrew Wheelchair and ambulant bookings must be made through the Arbroath Ticket Office on 0124 187 2157.

Please be advised that Arbroath do not operate cash turnstiles so tickets must be bought in advance online. To buy tickets online please click HERE.  

Match Details
Arbroath v St Mirren
Premier Sports Cup
Venue: Gayfield Park
Date: Saturday 12th July 2025
Kick-off: 3pm

Tickets for our pre-season friendly against Dumbarton on Saturday 28th June are available online.

The Buddies travel to the Marbill Coaches Stadium for our first pre-season fixture and we have received an allocation of around 800 tickets for this match. To buy tickets online please click HERE.  

Tickets are priced at £10 for adults and £5 for concessions (65+ and U16).

Match Details
Dumbarton v St Mirren
Saturday 28th June 2025
Kick-off: 2pm
Venue: Marbill Coaches Stadium