Bohemians have confirmed the signing of Dayle Rooney.
DAYLE ROONEY SAYS he is relishing the challenge with Bohemians after agreeing what the club described as “a multi-year deal.”
The 25-year-old has put pen to paper on a contract that will see him become a full-time professional at Dalymount Park.
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Rooney was a standout performer for Drogheda United in the Premier Division last season but has opted to move to the Dublin club despite a takeover in Louth that saw manager Kevin Doherty agree a full-time deal.
“Bohs are a huge club, and my local club, so I can’t wait to get going. This is the club I want to settle at, show what I am capable of and hopefully be here for a long time,” Rooney explained, citing a desire to make up for losing the FAI Cup final to St Patrick’s Athletic.
“Growing up in Ballymun, a lot of my friends are Bohs fans so I know what the club is about. They are all delighted for me too, so this is the happiest I’ve ever been coming into a new team.
“I feel the team here will have a fire in their belly after the disappointment of losing the final, and we all want to push on now from that. There is a lot of expectation at the club but that is what you want as a player.
“I am relishing the challenge, I am really looking forward to going full-time and kicking on. It is the right next step for me at the right time, and I really want to settle here and kick on on the pitch.
“There are some great players here already. They will make me better and I hope I can make them better, and I can’t wait to meet them. I am a player who tries to make things happen – assists and scoring goals. I can’t wait to get started.”
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