Mullin has no intention of leaving Ross County
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Josh Mullin insists he has not considered leaving Ross County this summer and is looking forward to playing in the top flight with the club.
Mullin was one of the Staggies’ stand-out performers last season, contributing with 14 goals and 20 assists across all competitions.
That naturally caught the eye of other clubs, with the 26-year-old winger being linked with a move to 2018 Polish champions Legia Warsaw.
But while Scott Fox has left Dingwall and the likes of Jamie Lindsay has been the subject of bids from other clubs, Mullin says he has never doubted that he would be at County next season.
“Obviously there has been a bit of speculation, but I know that this is where I want to be, this is where I want to play my football,” Mullin said.
“I’m delighted, I’m getting the chance to play in the Premiership with Ross County, and I can’t thank the managers and the chairman enough for showing faith in me.
“Obviously I repaid them last season, and I’m hoping to do the same this season.
“The managers have brought the best out of me.
“So I’ve always stayed focused and worked hard for them. That’s what I intend to do for this coming season as well.”
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