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Jake Hastie is to leave Motherwell at the end of the 2018/19 season.

The 20-year-old forward has signed a pre-contract agreement with Rangers and will move to Ibrox in the summer.

The two clubs will now try and agree a suitable compensation package that is acceptable to both parties.

A product of the Motherwell’s youth academy, Hastie has been with the club since the age of nine.

He has made 17 appearances for the club, scoring seven goals.

David Turnbull and Jake Hastie have both been named on the shortlist for PFA Scotland’s Young Player of the Year.

The Motherwell pair have been recognised for their respective breakthrough season in 2018/19, named alongside Aberdeen’s Lewis Ferguson and Rangers’ Ryan Kent on the four-man list.

The winner will be revealed at an awards dinner on Sunday, 5 May.

Turnbull has been a standout performer in claret and amber, netting his 12th goal of the season at the weekend and receiving rave reviews from fans and the national media.

Hastie exploded onto the scene in late January for the ‘Well, netting seven goal in 14 appearances for the Steelmen.

It’s time to vote for your Tullibardine Player of the Month for April.

The Steelmen claimed victory in their last game against Dundee, as well as drawing at Hamilton and losing to Aberdeen and Rangers.

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

David Turnbull has been a consistent winner of the award and has staked his claim again, netting all three of the club’s goals during the month.

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

Gboly Ariyibi has continued to terrorise full backs on the wing and also netted his first goal at Fir Park against Dundee.

James Scott is another youth academy product pushing his way into first team plans, and scored his first goal for the club in the victory over Dundee.

Tickets for our next Ladbrokes Premiership match with St Mirren are now on sale.

The Buddies come to Fir Park on Saturday, 4 May as Motherwell continue their push for seventh spot.

Tickets are available online now to collect from the Fir Park ticket office. You can also print yours at home and take the ticket straight to the gate.

Alternatively, you can pay at the gate at the ground on the day.

Prices are as follows:

A family ticket for one adult and two children aged 15 and under is available for £28, or £24 in the John Hunter Stand.

The cheaper price on all tickets is for our John Hunter Stand for home supporters.

Away supporters will be housed in our South Stand. A cash gate will be available.

Fans who require ambulant or wheelchair access should contact Andy Sim on 07428 225254 or email tickets@mfcdsa.com.

No matter what’s thrown at us, we keep going until the very last whistle.

This is the Story of the Match from the win over Dundee.

Motherwell Football Club have secured the services of defender Jake Carroll for the next two seasons.

The Irish left-back will join from Cambridge United in the summer, adding further competition to the backline.

Carroll, 27, will officially move to Fir Park in June when his contract with United expires.

“Jake has great attributes which will bring a lot to the squad,” manager Stephen Robinson said of the signing.

“He’s quick and he’s a strong defender. But he will come here and have to earn the right to play, as we’ve got competition in his position.

“We’re making a lot of early progress in getting players signed, with Jake joining Declan Gallagher and Liam Polworth in committing early.

“We’re continuing to push to get our business done early, both with players we’ve offered contracts to and with others we have identified.”

Carroll started his professional career with St Patrick’s Athletic in 2011, spending two seasons with the League of Ireland and picking up experience in UEFA Europa League qualifying games against Karpaty Lviv and Hannover 96.

A six-figure move to Huddersfield Town followed, where he also spent time out on loan at Bury and briefly in the Scottish Premiership with Partick Thistle, making 13 appearances.

He then moved on to League Two side Hartlepool United, where he played alongside Trevor Carson and made 73 appearances across two seasons, before switching to Cambridge United in January 2017, where he has played 94 times.

“I’m looking forward to getting started in the summer with the club,” Carroll said.

“I know there’s a lot of competition for places, but I’m coming to be part of the squad and looking to establish myself.”

A late strike from David Turnbull, adding to his earlier goal and others from Gboly Ariyibi and James Scott, gave Motherwell a 4-3 victory against Dundee.

Goal scorers David Turnbull, James Scott and Gboly Ariyibi speak as Motherwell claim a late, late win over Dundee.

“I thought in the end we got what we deserved in a superb game.”

Stephen Robinson hails his side, and the impact of youngsters, in the 4-3 win over Dundee.

Motherwell grabbed a deserved last-minute winner to claim all three points in a 4-3 win over Dundee.

David Turnbull’s second of the match at the death ensured a home victory for Stephen Robinson’s men, and left the visitors in peril at the foot of the table.

A topsy-turvy game saw Dundee take the game to their hosts, with the advantage swinging back and forth throughout.

Martin Woods grabbed the first for the Dark Blues, slotting home a penalty after Gboly Ariyibi was ruled to have fouled in the area with 11 minutes gone.

Just seconds later, Motherwell were back level. Turnbull’s deflected strike from the edge of the area levelling the scores.

There were 22 minutes on the clock when Dundee went back in the lead. Ethan Robson’s curling shot from Scott Wright’s pass beating Mark Gillespie.

Again, Motherwell immediately got back on level pegging. The ball sat up perfectly for James Scott, who netted his first goal for the club in his first senior start at Fir Park.

After a breath pause for breath, the ‘Well took the lead five minutes into the second half. Ariyibi did brilliantly to adjust his body to fire past Seny Dieng and also get his first goal at Fir Park.

But, such was the game, Dundee were level within two minutes. Nathan Ralph got the run on the defence from a corner, powering his header into the net.

Alex Gorrin then saw red for a second bookable offence, allowing the game to briefly settle before both teams started to trade blows.

Then, in stoppage time, Turnbull composed himself brilliantly to volley home from close range after the ball came back off the crossbar.