David Healy has hailed the signing of Callumn Morrison as a “fantastic addition” after the Scottish winger joined Linfield on a two-and-a-half-year deal.

The 25-year-old’s move from Falkirk FC for an undisclosed fee is subject to international clearance.

Morrison made 30 appearance for Hearts before moving to Falkirk and has also represented Scotland at underage levels.

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During the 2023/24 season, Morrison played a key role in Falkirk’s historic unbeaten campaign in Scottish League One, securing promotion to the Championship. His performances saw him crowned PFA Scotland League One Player of the Year, while also finishing as the league’s top scorer, claiming the Golden Boot.

During his time at Falkirk, Callumn made over 150 appearances, scoring 64 goals and creating 24 assists.

“It’s no secret that Callumn is a player we have admired and attempted to sign for some time, and we are thrilled to bring him to Linfield,” Healy told the club’s website.

“His pace, creativity, and goal-scoring ability will add another dimension to our attacking options and adds more vital title-winning experience to our ranks.

"With over 30 appearances in the Scottish Premiership and winning the PFA League One Player of the Year last season, Callumn could easily have stayed in Scotland with there being interest from Premiership clubs but has made it clear that he wanted to come to Linfield and build on his ambition to win trophies.

“I believe he will be a fantastic addition to our squad as we push for further success.

"I would like to thank the board for their support and backing in this window and as ever, a massive thank you to our Head of Recruitment Willie McKeown for his endless hard work on making this possible.”

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