Yeovil Town striker Luke McCormick has officially committed his future to the Glovers, signing a new long-term contract that will keep him at the club through to the summer of 2028. McCormick has been a standout performer this season, combining goal-scoring threat with leadership qualities that inspire his teammates on and off the pitch.
Manager Billy Rowley expressed his satisfaction with the signing: “Luke represents everything this club stands for. His commitment, mentality, and leadership have been exemplary. Ensuring he stayed with us was a priority as we focus on building a strong future.”
Reflecting on his new deal, McCormick said: “I’m delighted to have this sorted and look forward to what lies ahead here. The support from the fans is incredible and that played a big part in my decision. The conversations with the manager and club leadership align perfectly with my personal goals to help push Yeovil further up the leagues.”
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McCormick also praised the influence of the new management team, including Rowley and assistant Darren Simpson, highlighting their shared vision and enthusiasm for the club’s progress. “Their values and ideas resonate with mine,” he added. “It’s a really exciting time at Yeovil, and I’m eager to play my part in moving the club onward and upward over the coming seasons.”
In related news, former Yeovil captain Staunton has returned to the club to support the under-19 academy setup. With over 100 appearances for the Glovers under his belt, Staunton brings a wealth of experience and professionalism to the role. He will work closely with the academy manager and coaching staff to ensure the young players receive optimal development opportunities.
Staunton commented on his return: “I’m proud and excited to be back at Yeovil working with the under-19s. The club’s future plans are impressive, and I’m eager to help nurture local talent capable of making the step up to the first team. Yeovil will always hold a special place in my heart, and I’m passionate about supporting players in all aspects of their development.”