Stirling Albion are delight to announce the signing of midfielder Josh Mullin from Raith Rovers for season 2026/27 in a player/coach role.
The 33-year-old arrives at Forthbank with a wealth of SPFL experience, having featured across all four senior divisions in Scotland and played a key role in promotion-winning sides throughout his career.
Mullin began his senior career with Albion Rovers after spells in the junior ranks with Pollok and Kilbirnie Ladeside. He helped Albion Rovers secure the Scottish League Two title before earning a move to Livingston FC in 2016.
During his first spell with Livingston, Mullin helped the club win promotion back to the Championship before later moving to Ross County FC, where he won the Scottish Championship and Challenge Cup in 2018/19.
The wide midfielder returned to Livingston in 2020 and also enjoyed spells with Hamilton Academical FC and Ayr United FC before joining Raith Rovers in 2023.
Across his senior career, Mullin has made more than 400 appearances, scoring over 50 goals and contributing more than 60 assists.
After putting pen to paper Josh said “I’’m delighted to get everything sorted and become a Stirling Albion player. I’m looking forward to meeting the fans, working with the squad and helping the club have a successful season. After speaking to the gaffer it was something I was definitely something I was interested in, moving into a coaching role was also something that really appealed to me. so I was delighted to get it over the line”
Manager Steven Whittaker also added the following “Josh brings real quality and experience to the group. He’s played at a very high level in Scotland, knows what it takes to compete, and we’re delighted to bring him to Stirling Albion.”
