IRELAND U21 DEFENDER Sean Grehan has signed for League One side Doncaster Rovers.
Grehan has joined from Crystal Palace for an undisclosed fee on a three-year deal.
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He enjoyed a loan spell this year with Bohemians, making 18 appearances and scoring three times for the club where he emerged through the youth ranks, before signing for Crystal Palace in August 2022.
Dublin-born Grehan has won eight caps for the Ireland U21s, including captaining them in the friendly against Croatia earlier this month.
Doncaster Rovers will compete at League One next season after winning the League Two title in the most recent campaign.
“I’ve been talking with the gaffer for the last couple of weeks and ever since I heard of the interest I was dying to come here,” Grehan said. “Seeing how well the club did last year was great and I’m just buzzing to get going.
“I think it’s the right move for me now. I’ve had a few loan spells and I just want to somewhere, settle in and play games.
“I think it’ll be great coming and playing here in League One. I’m delighted to be here.”
Elsewhere Ireland’s Robert Hennessy has been appointed as referee for the Euro U19 final this Thursday where Spain face the Netherlands in Bucharest.
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Ireland U21 defender signs for newly-crowned League Two champions Doncaster
IRELAND U21 DEFENDER Sean Grehan has signed for League One side Doncaster Rovers.
Grehan has joined from Crystal Palace for an undisclosed fee on a three-year deal.
He enjoyed a loan spell this year with Bohemians, making 18 appearances and scoring three times for the club where he emerged through the youth ranks, before signing for Crystal Palace in August 2022.
Dublin-born Grehan has won eight caps for the Ireland U21s, including captaining them in the friendly against Croatia earlier this month.
Doncaster Rovers will compete at League One next season after winning the League Two title in the most recent campaign.
“I’ve been talking with the gaffer for the last couple of weeks and ever since I heard of the interest I was dying to come here,” Grehan said. “Seeing how well the club did last year was great and I’m just buzzing to get going.
“I think it’s the right move for me now. I’ve had a few loan spells and I just want to somewhere, settle in and play games.
“I think it’ll be great coming and playing here in League One. I’m delighted to be here.”
Elsewhere Ireland’s Robert Hennessy has been appointed as referee for the Euro U19 final this Thursday where Spain face the Netherlands in Bucharest.
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