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Jermaine Hylton is the latest addition to the Motherwell squad for the 2019/20 season.

The English winger signs from Solihull Moors on a two-year deal and follows Declan Gallagher, Liam Polworth, Jake Carroll and Casper Sloth in joining the ‘Well.

A former youth player with Birmingham City, 26-year-old Hylton scored 15 goals in the National League with Solihull Moors last campaign.

Hylton is quick, tricky and with an eye for goal. Over and above his goal haul from the wing, he also created a number of goals for the Moors.

”Jermaine helps us boost our forward options for next season,” manager Stephen Robinson said of his latest capture.

”He’s dynamic, sharp and knows where the net is too. He had an excellent time in a very good Solihull side and we hope he can replicate some of that form here.

”We’ve added five new faces and our priority remains adding more reinforcements at the top end of the park in terms of strikers and wingers.”

Hylton played his first top team minutes at Redditch United in 2012, netting 41 goals and getting 20 assists across two seasons, before being picked up by League One side Swindon Town.

Playing 45 times for the Robins, he switched to Solihull Moors in 2017. After overcoming injury, his stock started to rise in the National League, bringing him to the attention of the Steelmen as he played a key part in his team finishing second in the division ahead of Salford City.

“It’s exciting for me to take the next step in my career with Motherwell,” Hylton said on joining the club.

“I’ve learned a lot already about what it’s like to play in Scotland and the different challenges it will present.

“I hope I can bring something different to the team in the new season and help the club make an impact in the league and cups.”

Motherwell will face Greenock Morton, Queen of the South, Annan Athletic and Dumbarton in the 2019/20 Betfred Cup group stage.

The Steelmen were top seeds in Tuesday’s draw and will pit their wits against the four sides in July.

Fixture dates and venues will be announced shortly. Motherwell will play two games at home, and two away.

Five potential matchdays are available on 13/14 July, 16/17 July, 20/21 July, 23/24 July and 27/28 July.

Stephen Robinson’s side progressed from their group in 2018/19, topping a pool featuring Queen of the South, Stranraer, Edinburgh City and Clyde.

Progression to the quarter-finals followed after defeating Livingston, before the run was ended in a tight game at Hearts.

Youth.

It’s one of the fundamental principles our club is built upon. Bringing through talented players and giving them a chance at making careers for themselves in the game.

So what if 2019/20 is the year that yet more young talent breaks through to become first team regulars?

A constant line of youth academy products have found their way into the starting lineup in the last few years, establishing themselves as top flight players.

David Turnbull, Allan Campbell and Chris Cadden are among the first names on the team sheet already. Barry Maguire and James Scott are tipped to have big seasons ahead of them, and there’s more developing under the watch of Maurice Ross, Steven Hammell and David Clarkson in our reserve and academy teams.

Our club relies on bringing through players, developing them and giving them games at Premiership level. Our current crop have also been recognised for their talent at international level, from youth level through to the Under 21s and the senior squad.

Our academy works to develop the next generation every single day. Based at Braidhurst High School, we have youngsters who can see the clear path that lies in front of them for opportunities in the first team.

At Reserve level, we give room for talented players to get further experience mixed in with first teamers, giving them the chance to develop and get even closer to Stephen Robinson’s thoughts.

We are committed to those in the top team already being joined by more as time progresses. Your patience and support with young talent is great to see, and it sets our club apart to have an identity that we can be the place to give opportunities at our highest level.

Our season ticket prices

We’re asking as many as you as possible to get in before Friday, 31 May and enjoy our discounted Early Bird pricing on all season tickets.

You can renew your ticket or buy new right now. The easiest way to do so is to head to tickets.motherwellfc.co.uk.

If you’re renewing, you’ll need your customer number as written on your current season card. Information on how to activate your account can be found here.

If you would like to speak to us, just give us a call on 01698 333333, email us at tickets@motherwellfc.co.uk, or send us a private message on Facebook or Twitter.

Our summer open day returns this June, with a full day of activities planned at Fir Park.

On Saturday 22 June from 11am to 3pm, you can come along and meet the players, take part in fun and games and much more.

More details will be announced in the coming weeks. But, for now, save the date in your diary and we look forward to welcoming you to Fir Park as the countdown begins for the 2019/20 season.

Supporters can now sign up to ensure they can get our finance option on season tickets before our early bird deadline.

We are currently waiting for our new finance partner Duologi to secure FCA approval for us. As this has not yet been completed, we want to invite fans to register now to ensure they can enjoy discounted pricing on season tickets.

If our finance option is not completed before 31 May, registering now will ensure we have your details to then offer you the early bird price on finance after the deadline.

To let us know you want to take out finance, just email tickets@motherwellfc.co.uk. We will let you know you’re on the list and will then keep you updated when finance is available.

Finance option

Through Duologi, you can spread the cost of your season ticket over 12 monthly instalments.

Finance is available on both our early bird and normal season ticket prices at an interest rate of 19.5%.

Motherwell FC will introduce you to Duologi who are a broker that introduces prospective borrowers to lenders. We do not receive payment for introducing you to lenders. Credit is subject to application and acceptance.

SEASON TICKET PRICES

• Concessions are applicable to those aged 60 and over, 16-18 year olds and full time students with a valid matriculation card.
• Juveniles are applicable to those aged 15 and under.
• Age bands apply from 1 August 2019.

Other ways to pay

There are many other ways to pay for your season ticket.

At tickets.motherwellfc.co.uk, you can pay by debit/credit card.

If you choose to pay by phone, by post or in person, you can pay up front by cash, cheque or debit/credit card.

You can also take out a standing order. Forms to do so are available here.

Season ticket purchase forms to print out are available here.

Darlington will again be pre-season opponents for Motherwell, as we gear up for the 2019/20 campaign.

Stephen Robinson’s side will return to Blackwell Meadows on Saturday, 6 July. Kick off will be at 2pm.

Motherwell were 5-1 winners on their visit in 2018, with Cédric Kipré, Ryan Bowman, James Scott, Danny Johnson and Allan Campbell on the scoresheet.

Ticket information will be announced shortly.

Darren O’Dea is the new Under 18s coach at Motherwell.

The 32-year-old joins the Fir Park staff with immediate effect.

O’Dea will work as a bridge between the academy and the reserve team at the club, helping to ensure our talented youngsters continue to have a clear pathway to first team football.

“I am delighted to take my first steps into coaching with Motherwell,” the 32-year-old said on his appointment.

“The club has proven its commitment over many years to progressing talented young players to first team football and I am looking forward to playing my part in helping bring through the next generation.”

O’Dea ended his playing time at Dundee in May, having made over 300 club appearances across Celtic, Reading, Ipswich Town, Leeds United, Toronto FC, Metalurh Donetsk, Blackpool and Mumbai City.

“We’re very happy to have brought in Darren to the club,” Academy Director Steven Hammell added.

“He is an eager and talented coach who impressed us greatly during the interview process.

“His vast experience in the game as a player, together with his ideas and passion for coaching, will be a valuable addition and help to our emerging players.”

We’re extending our opening hours to help you get your 2019/20 season ticket before our early bird period expires on Friday, 31 May.

We’ll be open at Fir Park on Thursday 23 and 30 May from 9am until 7pm.

We’re also open on Saturday, 25 May from 10am to 1pm, and on Bank Holiday Monday on 27 May from 10am to 1pm.

You can renew your ticket or buy new online right now, if you prefer, at  tickets.motherwellfc.co.uk.

If you’re renewing, you’ll need your customer number as written on your current season card. Information on how to activate your account can be found here.

We’re also continuing our popular free kids tickets scheme, that allows any adult or over 60s season ticket holder to claim a free juvenile ticket in the John Hunter and Phil O’Donnell Stands, or up to two free juvenile tickets in the Davie Cooper Stand.

Read our brochure

SEASON TICKET PRICES

• Concessions are applicable to those aged 60 and over, 16-18 year olds and full time students with a valid matriculation card.
• Juveniles are applicable to those aged 15 and under.
• Age bands apply from 1 August 2019.

Ways to pay

As before, there are many ways to pay for your season ticket.

At tickets.motherwellfc.co.uk, you can pay by debit/credit card.

Through our new finance partners Duologi, you can spread the cost of your season ticket over 12 month instalments.

Finance is available on both our early bird and normal season ticket prices at an interest rate of 19.5%. Please note that finance applications will not be processed until mid-May, but you can get your forms now from motherwellfc.co.uk or from the ticket office at Fir Park.

Motherwell FC will introduce you to Duologi who are a broker that introduces prospective borrowers to lenders. We do not receive payment for introducing you to lenders. Credit is subject to application and acceptance.

If you choose to pay by phone, by post or in person, you can pay up front by cash, cheque or debit/credit card.

You can also take out a standing order. Forms to do so are available here.

Season ticket purchase forms to print out are available here.

It’s time to vote for your Tullibardine Player of the Month for May and the final one for the 2018/19 season.

The Steelmen claimed victory in their last game against Livingston, as well as drawing at home to St Mirren and losing at St Johnstone.

To vote, head to our Facebook page and follow the instructions.

David Turnbull has been a consistent winner of the award and bagged a further three goals to take his season tally to 15.

Allan Campbell has been his usual consistent self throughout the month in midfield, helping to provide the solid base for the team to build.

James Scott continued to impress leading the line, proving a massive handful for top flight defenders.

Mark Gillespie saved yet another penalty at the end of the campaign, denying Ryan Hardie in the win over Livingston.

Casper Sloth is the latest addition to the Motherwell squad for the forthcoming 2019/20 campaign.

The Danish international central midfielder will move to Fir Park on a two-year deal, when his contract at Silkeborg comes to an end in late June.

The 27-year-old has eight caps for his country and has made almost 200 appearances at club level.

“Casper has undoubted technical ability and arrives at the club with an impressive CV,” manager Stephen Robinson said of his fourth summer signing.

“He was at one point considered one of the real emerging talents in Danish football, but perhaps will have been frustrated with how his career has gone over the last few years.

“We want to give him the platform and help him recapture his best form. Motherwell is a club which prides itself on getting people back on the right path, and that’s very much our aim with Casper.

“He has been over to train with us and impressed us not only with his ability on the park, but his desire, his hunger to be here and with a bit of a point to prove.

“He’s a very talented, technical footballer and I look forward to working with him, making him even better and watching him shine again.

”We are continuing to work on transfer targets. Our priorities now lie in bringing in forwards.”

Sloth joins Liam Polworth, Declan Gallagher and Jake Carroll in committing to join Motherwell for the new season.

“I am very happy to be coming to play for Motherwell,” said the player on signing on at the club.

“I have heard a lot about the club and Scottish football. It is the perfect place for me to come to play.

“My immediate focus will be on establishing myself in the team and bringing my experience to help the club push higher.”

He played youth football at local side Brabrand IF but started his professional career at AGF Aarhus. He made his debut in the Danish Superliga aged just 17 and was hailed as one of the country’s brightest prospects.

It was around that time he also made his senior international debut for the Danes, starting against Turkey in Istanbul in November 2012. Casper would go on to make a further seven appearances for De rød-hvide, including an impressive showing against England at Wembley in March 2014.

After five years and over 150 games with Aarhus, he won a big money moved to English Championship side Leeds United in April 2013, making his league debut against Bolton shortly after.

He would only turn out 14 times for the Whites in a two-year period where the club had six different managers. In July 2016, an undisclosed fee would take him back to his homeland and Aalborg BK.

He spent a year at AaB before moving to his current club, Silkeborg, where he has played for the last two seasons.