Bromley sign JJ McKiernan from Lincoln City
The 24-year-old midfielder joins the newly-promoted League One side for an undisclosed fee.
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Bromley Football Club has announced the signing of midfielder JJ McKiernan from Lincoln City. The transfer fee for the 24-year-old player has not been disclosed by either club. McKiernan joins the Ravens as they prepare for their upcoming season in League One.
Previous Experience
McKiernan most recently completed a loan spell at Burton Albion, where he played 54 games and scored three goals. His career began in Watford's youth system. He also had loan periods with Bohemians in Dublin and Eastleigh in the National League before moving to Morecambe in the summer of 2023 on a permanent basis.
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Club Context
The midfielder's arrival at Bromley comes after the club secured the League Two championship last season. The duration of McKiernan's contract with Bromley has not been made public. The club is managed by Andy Woodman.
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