Tickets for our pre-season friendlies against MK Dons and Airdrieonians are available to buy now.

Saints face English League Two side MK Dons at the Pinatar Arena on Saturday and tickets are priced at €10 for general admission and €5 for U10s. Tickets for that match can be purchased HERE. 

Upon our return to Scotland, Stephen Robinson's side will travel to Airdrie to face Airdrieonians at the Albert Bartlett Stadium on Tuesday 8th July. Tickets for that match are priced at £12 for adults and £5 for U16s and can be bought HERE. 

Match Details
MK Dons v St Mirren
Saturday 5th July 2025
Kick-off: 11am (CEST)
Venue: Pinatar Arena, Murcia

Match Details
Airdrieonians v St Mirren
Tuesday 8th July 2025
Kick-off: 7:30pm
Venue: Albert Bartlett Stadium, Airdrie 

Introducing our 2025/26 Away Kit. 

Coming on the road with us this season is our ‘Back to Back to Black’ kit.

A play on our three consecutive top six finishes and a return to a black away kit, this season’s away kit features a black top which is sublimated with a marble effect and adorned with red piping around the neck and sleeve.

Buy Now

Buy St Mirren's Away Kit 2025/26 now online (postage/shipping only) or purchase in store at the club shop.  

St Mirren have touched down in Spain ahead of a week-long training camp at the Pinatar Arena.

Stephen Robinson's men will be put through their paces over the week at the complex near Murcia, culminating in a pre-season friendly against English side MK Dons on Saturday. 

Having arrived earlier this morning, the players will have a small period of downtime this afternoon as temperatures hit 39 degrees. The hard work will begin this evening with a gym session followed up by a 90 minute pitch session. 

Included in the 25 man squad that has travelled to Spain are St Mirren Youth Academy graduates Grant Tamosevicius, Carrick McEvoy, Luke Kenny, Billy Hutchison, Callum Penman, Thomas Falconer, Fraser Taylor and Evan Mooney.

New signing Richard King will arrive in Scotland this week, but won't join up with his teammates in Spain - instead meeting them for training next week back home.

St Mirren squad in Spain
Goalkeepers - Peter Urminsky, Ryan Mullen, Grant Tamosevicius
Defenders - Marcus Fraser, Alex Gogic, Scott Tanser, Declan John, Alex Iacovitti, Jayden Richardson, Carrick McEvoy, Luke Kenny, Billy Hutchison, Callum Penman, Thomas Falconer 
Midfielders - Mark O'Hara (c), Liam Donnelly, Killian Phillips, Oisin Smyth, Fraser Taylor
Forwards - Mikael Mandron, Jonah Ayunga, James Scott, Roland Idowu, Conor McMenamin, Evan Mooney

St Mirren kicked off their preparations for the new season with a dominant victory away to Dumbarton.

James Scott's late goal, as well as Roland Idowu's second-half double, added to a first-half header from Mikael Mandron to give Saints a 4-0 win away to the League Two side. 

Stephen Robinson played two teams in each half with only goalkeeper Peter Urminsky playing in both halves. The manager started new signings Jayden Richardson and Liam Donnelly, who was listed as a trialist as we await SFA clearance, while St Mirren Youth Academy players Billy Hutchison, Fraser Taylor and Evan Mooney were also given starts. 

The Buddies controlled throughout the 90 minutes but it would take until 37 minutes before the deadlock was broken when Mandron headed home from close range. However, Saints had numerous chances to take the lead before that goal would arrive. Last season's player of the year, Killian Phillips, was the first to come close after a lovely bit of play from the Buddies on 12 minutes. Richardson won the ball deep in the Dumbarton half which allowed Mooney to run on to the ball before feeding to Mandron on the edge of the area. The forward found Taylor who teed it off for Phillips. The Irish international took it first time, but side-footed just over the bar. 

Mooney passed up a big chance two minutes later when Mandron's low cross from the left found the striker. The 17-year-old didn't quite get the connection he'd have hoped for and the effort clipped the top bar. 

Mandron almost scored three minutes before he would open the scoring. The striker headed Taylor's free-kick over from close range, but atoned for the miss when he nodded Phillips' cross in from point blank range to give us a lead heading into the interval. 

Mikael Mandron opens the scoring (Image: Paul Byars)

An entire change of outfield came at the break with Youth Academy graduates Callum Penman and Thomas Falconer among those introduced. The latter almost got himself on the scoresheet within the first minute of the restart, seeing a shot blocked after doing well to work his way into the box. 

Saints would add a second on 51 minutes through Idowu and he's not likely to score an easier goal. Captain Mark O'Hara sent Scott clear on goal and the forward, who could have taken it himself, unselfishly found Idowu alongside him and he knocked into the empty net. The Irishman's second, and our third, seven minutes later was more emphatic. He raced on to a pass from Oisin Smyth and lashed high into the net from inside the area. 

Roland Idowu netted a second-half brace (Image: Allan Picken)

Confidence high from his brace, the forward impressed the travelling support with his trickery and almost notched an assist when his work down the left saw him cut the ball back for Jonah Ayunga who just couldn't force home. 

Heading into the final 10 minutes, Scott saw a powerful strike well saved by ex-Saints Youth Academy goalkeeper Shay Kelly as he pushed the shot over. Falconer then had an effort blocked as the Buddies searched for a fourth. It was Falconer and Scott who would combine for the fourth and final goal. Falconer's cross with the outside of his foot was nodded home by Scott on 86 minutes as Saints got their pre-season up and running with a dominant win.

James Scott rounds off the scoring against Dumbarton (Image: Allan Picken)

Full-Time: Dumbarton 0-4 St Mirren 

First-Half - St Mirren: Urminsky, Fraser (c), Hutchison, Iacovitti, Richardson, Phillips, Donnelly (T), Taylor, John, Mandron, Mooney

Second-Half - St Mirren: Urminsky, Kenny, Gogic, Tanser, Penman, Smyth, O'Hara (c), Falconer, Scott, Idowu, Ayunga

Attendance: 1,357

Stephen Robinson applauds travelling support (Image: Paul Byars)

Early Bird Pricing Extended!

We’re delighted to confirm that we have extended our Early Bird Pricing. Supporters now have until 2pm on Friday 4th July (at the St Mirren Ticket Office) and Midnight (Online) to guarantee their seat for 2025/26 at a discounted rate.

We’ve had a fantastic response to 2025/26 Season Tickets with almost 4,000 supporters ready to Live The Moment at The SMiSA Stadium next season. 

Get yours now and make sure you’re there for the next moment.

Always Pushing

We overcame the odds once again in season 2024/25 to secure our place in the top six for a third consecutive season and became the only club outwith Celtic and Rangers to do so over the past three years.

We witnessed sell-out crowds at The SMiSA Stadium in August as we embarked on our first European adventure since 1987. Welcoming Icelandic side Valur FC and Norwegian outfit SK Brann, those were nights that will live long in the memory.

Wins at home against Hibernian and Hearts were followed up by becoming the first team to beat Aberdeen in the league in season 2024/25, before back-to-back victories against Rangers for the first time since 1980.

The club’s continued progress on and off the park would not have been possible without your brilliant, unwavering support and we are truly grateful for your continued loyalty.

The Future Generation

Since retaining our Tony Fitzpatrick Family Stand for all matches, we’ve been encouraged by the number of young supporters coming along to games at The SMiSA Stadium.

We are committed to continuing the growth of that demographic and our season ticket prices are reflective of that.

Prices for our Junior category (12–17-year-olds) start from just £6.05 per match, while the cheapest U12 prices work out at just £1.58 per match.

Season Ticket Prices

Increased matchday costs as well as rises in National Insurance and living wage for staff mean we have to be realistic and this is reflected in 2025/26 season ticket prices.

We have tried to limit these rises and ensure that St Mirren season tickets prices remain as one of the lowest in the Premiership. Adult prices start from less than £19 per match and concessions starting at only £8.42 if bought during the loyalty/early bird period.

To continue competing in the Premiership and pushing for top six, it’s vital that the club does all it can to maximise income. As a fan-owned club, it’s becoming increasingly harder to challenge at the top end of the Premiership, but the collective drive of all our supporters and our people helps us bridge that gap and become greater than the sum of our parts.

A stronger SMiSA means a stronger St Mirren

SMiSA became the majority owner of St Mirren FC in the summer of 2021. As a result, the people who care for the club most – you, the fans – are now able to safeguard its future forever.

With 1,341 members, SMiSA is always looking to grow and, the more members SMiSA have, the stronger they and St Mirren are, and the more they can do to invest in the club’s long-term future.

Here’s what SMiSA members contribute:

• Help safeguard the club for future generations
• Invest in the club for the long-term
• Decide how SMiSA money is spent and vote on key SMiSA issues
• Access exclusive member benefits and events.

As well as full SMiSA memberships, there is Junior Buds’ membership option for fans under the age of 16. This membership aims to bring more younger fans closer to St Mirren and retain them as they get older by forming a bond between them and the club. Junior Buds is a great way to integrate young St Mirren fans into the St Mirren family, along with giving them additional 'money can't buy' opportunities. 

St Mirren has been at the heart of Paisley for generations. By signing up to SMiSA, you can help secure that legacy for your children and the generations to come.

Become a full SMiSA member: smisa.net/signup.

Register an U16 to Junior Buds: smisa.net/junior-buds

Digital Wallet or Physical Card Option

We are recommending our digital wallet, via an app as your preferred ticket type. This means, your season ticket will be available to you, on our web app free of charge, if you have a smart device. You have the option of purchasing a physical card at a cost of £5 per card, including postage, for those that do not have access to a smart device, or that would prefer a card.

If you have any questions or require support, please visit the Ticket Office at the stadium where we will be pleased to assist you, call our Ticket Office on 0141 840 6130 or email tickets@stmirren.com

Finance Options

We know that season tickets are a big financial commitment and we are continuing to partner with Capital Credit Union (CCU) to help allow you to spread the cost of your season ticket.

To take advantage of this, you will need to be:

• 18 years or older.
• Able to make regular repayments by Direct Debit.
• In regular employment (minimum of 16 hours per week) including self-employment, or in a permanent residence with your spouse/partner who is in regular employment.
• Have a debit card or Credit Card in your name and registered to your address and have a bank or building society current account.

Finance is subject to status. Terms and conditions apply.

This option can only be accessed if you are renewing your ticket online, strictly no sales through the Ticket Office.  If you wish to take up the finance option via Capital Credit Union (CCU) please use the promotional code CREDIT in order to zero your basket. Before you do this, it is imperative that you take a note of your total order. On the confirmation page we ask that you click on the link to take you to CCU’s application page to complete the payment process.

You will need to complete a full finance application (this may include a credit check) with Capital Credit Union, after you have provided your details for your season ticket.

PLEASE NOTE: If you are not planning to apply for finance then do not enter anything in the promotional code box. We will not be able to confirm your seat renewal until you have been through the application process for finance or paid in full. If you are unsuccessful in your finance application, please contact the ticket office to make alternative arrangements for payment in order to keep you seat secured.

Finance is provided by Capital Credit Union, a passionate and award-winning community-owned bank, who prioritise members over profit. Capital was established in 1989 and is one of the largest ethical finance providers in the UK, with over 29,000 members and assets of £44m. They are authorised by the Prudential Regulation Authority and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and Prudential Regulation Authority.

Further, we continue to offer interest free payment plans if you do not wish to take up the finance option but would still like to spread the cost of your ticket. If you wish to renew your season ticket with finance in place, please visit the ticket office. This payment option will be spread over 4 months, with the first payment in July. Please note, if you have defaulted on a payment previously, you will not be eligible to use the standing order facility through the club.

Season Tickets bought through standing orders via the Ticket Office will be at Full Price, not the Early Bird Renewal price and can only be purchased from the ticket office.

Thank You

It’s been another season of memorable moments and we couldn’t have done it without your support. Thank you for your continued loyalty. Be there with us again in 2025/26 and Live the Moment with St Mirren. 

St Mirren Football Club is delighted to announce the signing of goalkeeper Ryan Mullen who joins us on two-year deal.

The 24-year-old shot stopper signs for Saints until summer 2027 following the expiry of his contract at Championship side Morton.

Ryan began his career as a youth team player at Celtic and had spells at Queen’s Park and Clyde before joining Morton. During his time at Cappielow, the goalkeeper made 65 appearances, keeping 25 clean sheets.

He will come in and challenge for a place between the sticks as manager Stephen Robinson runs the rule over Ryan and Peter Urminsky during pre-season.

Speaking to stmirren.com, the manager said: "Ryan has a lot of experience in the Championship and did well for Morton last year.

"It provides real competition with himself and Peter Urminsky. We’re going to look at it over pre-season. We feel as if we have two very good young goalkeepers with great potential.

We’re delighted to have Ryan at the club and feel like there’s a lot more to come."

After signing, Ryan added: "All my initial chats were very positive.

"When I spoke to the manager and Langers, it was about trying to develop, get better and progress from there.

"Hopefully I can come in and try and take the number one jersey, but there's going to be a lot of competition when you're playing in the Premiership.

After playing in the championship, taking the step up to the Premiership was always a big ambition of mine.

"I feel as if I’ve been ready since my first season in the Championship. I knew I wanted to play in the top-flight, I wanted to be in the Premiership and I feel ready to go. It’s all about getting my head down, getting to work and trying to stake my claim in the team."

St Mirren Football Club can announce that Owen Oseni has joined Plymouth Argyle on a permanent deal for an undisclosed fee, with a sell-on clause and potential for future add-ons, subject to clearance. 

The 22-year-old, who made 11 appearances for the Buddies after joining in January from National League side Gateshead, leaves the club after we accepted an offer from the English League One side.

Speaking to stmirren.com, manager Stephen Robinson said: "Owen didn't really settle and hit the ground running at the club. It was a little bit of a longer-term project, but we received a bid from Plymouth and we’re getting a bigger fee than we paid for him.

"Given he wasn't playing on a regular basis, it allows Owen to move on with his career. He’s a really good lad and he has conducted himself ever so well. I think he’ll get better with time and we have protected ourselves with a significant sell-on should that be the case.

The move also lets us to free up more money to do other business which I believe is necessary. There are ongoing negotiations with other players as we are actively looking to recruit two or three players."

Everyone at St Mirren thanks Owen for his contributions during his time at the club and wish him all the best in his future. 

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

Our Early Bird pricing for 2025/26 Season Tickets comes to an end on Monday 30th June. 

We are close to 4,000 season ticket sales for season 2025/26 and with Early Bird pricing coming to an end of Monday 30th June, now is the time to secure your seat and Live The Moment with St Mirren.

Full prices will be in place from Tuesday 1st July so buy your season ticket now and help us break through the 4,000 barrier! 

Always Pushing

We overcame the odds once again in season 2024/25 to secure our place in the top six for a third consecutive season and became the only club outwith Celtic and Rangers to do so over the past three years.

We witnessed sell-out crowds at The SMiSA Stadium in August as we embarked on our first European adventure since 1987. Welcoming Icelandic side Valur FC and Norwegian outfit SK Brann, those were nights that will live long in the memory.

Wins at home against Hibernian and Hearts were followed up by becoming the first team to beat Aberdeen in the league in season 2024/25, before back-to-back victories against Rangers for the first time since 1980.

The club’s continued progress on and off the park would not have been possible without your brilliant, unwavering support and we are truly grateful for your continued loyalty.

The Future Generation

Since retaining our Tony Fitzpatrick Family Stand for all matches, we’ve been encouraged by the number of young supporters coming along to games at The SMiSA Stadium.

We are committed to continuing the growth of that demographic and our season ticket prices are reflective of that.

Prices for our Junior category (12–17-year-olds) start from just £6.05 per match, while the cheapest U12 prices work out at just £1.58 per match.

Season Ticket Prices

Increased matchday costs as well as rises in National Insurance and living wage for staff mean we have to be realistic and this is reflected in 2025/26 season ticket prices.

We have tried to limit these rises and ensure that St Mirren season tickets prices remain as one of the lowest in the Premiership. Adult prices start from less than £19 per match and concessions starting at only £8.42 if bought during the loyalty/early bird period.

To continue competing in the Premiership and pushing for top six, it’s vital that the club does all it can to maximise income. As a fan-owned club, it’s becoming increasingly harder to challenge at the top end of the Premiership, but the collective drive of all our supporters and our people helps us bridge that gap and become greater than the sum of our parts.

A stronger SMiSA means a stronger St Mirren

SMiSA became the majority owner of St Mirren FC in the summer of 2021. As a result, the people who care for the club most – you, the fans – are now able to safeguard its future forever.

With 1,341 members, SMiSA is always looking to grow and, the more members SMiSA have, the stronger they and St Mirren are, and the more they can do to invest in the club’s long-term future.

Here’s what SMiSA members contribute:

• Help safeguard the club for future generations
• Invest in the club for the long-term
• Decide how SMiSA money is spent and vote on key SMiSA issues
• Access exclusive member benefits and events.

As well as full SMiSA memberships, there is Junior Buds’ membership option for fans under the age of 16. This membership aims to bring more younger fans closer to St Mirren and retain them as they get older by forming a bond between them and the club. Junior Buds is a great way to integrate young St Mirren fans into the St Mirren family, along with giving them additional 'money can't buy' opportunities. 

St Mirren has been at the heart of Paisley for generations. By signing up to SMiSA, you can help secure that legacy for your children and the generations to come.

Become a full SMiSA member: smisa.net/signup.

Register an U16 to Junior Buds: smisa.net/junior-buds

Digital Wallet or Physical Card Option

We are recommending our digital wallet, via an app as your preferred ticket type. This means, your season ticket will be available to you, on our web app free of charge, if you have a smart device. You have the option of purchasing a physical card at a cost of £5 per card, including postage, for those that do not have access to a smart device, or that would prefer a card.

If you have any questions or require support, please visit the Ticket Office at the stadium where we will be pleased to assist you, call our Ticket Office on 0141 840 6130 or email tickets@stmirren.com

Finance Options

We know that season tickets are a big financial commitment and we are continuing to partner with Capital Credit Union (CCU) to help allow you to spread the cost of your season ticket.

To take advantage of this, you will need to be:

• 18 years or older.
• Able to make regular repayments by Direct Debit.
• In regular employment (minimum of 16 hours per week) including self-employment, or in a permanent residence with your spouse/partner who is in regular employment.
• Have a debit card or Credit Card in your name and registered to your address and have a bank or building society current account.

Finance is subject to status. Terms and conditions apply.

This option can only be accessed if you are renewing your ticket online, strictly no sales through the Ticket Office.  If you wish to take up the finance option via Capital Credit Union (CCU) please use the promotional code CREDIT in order to zero your basket. Before you do this, it is imperative that you take a note of your total order. On the confirmation page we ask that you click on the link to take you to CCU’s application page to complete the payment process.

You will need to complete a full finance application (this may include a credit check) with Capital Credit Union, after you have provided your details for your season ticket.

PLEASE NOTE: If you are not planning to apply for finance then do not enter anything in the promotional code box. We will not be able to confirm your seat renewal until you have been through the application process for finance or paid in full. If you are unsuccessful in your finance application, please contact the ticket office to make alternative arrangements for payment in order to keep you seat secured.

Finance is provided by Capital Credit Union, a passionate and award-winning community-owned bank, who prioritise members over profit. Capital was established in 1989 and is one of the largest ethical finance providers in the UK, with over 29,000 members and assets of £44m. They are authorised by the Prudential Regulation Authority and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and Prudential Regulation Authority.

Further, we continue to offer interest free payment plans if you do not wish to take up the finance option but would still like to spread the cost of your ticket. If you wish to renew your season ticket with finance in place, please visit the ticket office. This payment option will be spread over 4 months, with the first payment in July. Please note, if you have defaulted on a payment previously, you will not be eligible to use the standing order facility through the club.

Season Tickets bought through standing orders via the Ticket Office will be at Full Price, not the Early Bird Renewal price and can only be purchased from the ticket office.

Key Dates

Thank You

It’s been another season of memorable moments and we couldn’t have done it without your support. Thank you for your continued loyalty. Be there with us again in 2025/26 and Live the Moment with St Mirren. 

St Mirren Football Club would like to address concerns surrounding our wheelchair, ambulant disabled supporters’ and carer tickets. 

This season we had administered our policy more tightly than in previous years. We must stress that this was not done for financial gain. This was strictly to ensure fairness for all supporters.  

Clearly, we cannot respond to individual cases via social media or discuss them with any other interested parties. However, we fully acknowledge that this tightening of policy wasn’t effectively communicated, and some supporters have been adversely affected. The implementation could and should have been handled better and we apologise. We have been listening to supporters and understand the sensitivities around this matter. As a fan-owned club, we value measured feedback from supporters and wish to assure them that we do care, we do listen, and we do want to improve. 

While we have already renewed the vast majority of those affected, with all wheelchair season ticket holders from last season renewed, we will be ensuring that all 2024/25 ambulant disabled season ticket holders get their 2025/26 season ticket at the ambulant disabled rate pending a club review. On an individual basis, refunds will be offered on request to those that have already changed category and bought at full price. Please visit the Ticket Office to claim your refund. We encourage anyone with any further questions or need for support to please visit or contact the Ticket Office where our staff will be happy to help. 

Going forward, the club will review its policies and processes regarding the level of PIP/DLA/ADP required, as well as the communication within the policies and processes, to draw up an improved policy. We are currently engaging with relevant parties and individuals as we look to put in place a working group to improve our policies and processes and will update supporters further when the working group has been established. This working group will be formed in the coming weeks. The findings of the review will help shape an improved policy and this will be clearly communicated with all supporters upon its completion. 

We can also confirm that a cross section of operational staff will be undertaking training in the coming months regarding the ongoing support of disabled fans and the wider community. 

We thank you for your continued support of the club.