16-06-2025, 20:43
Wycombe Wanderers have signed midfielder Caolan Boyd-Munce following his departure from Scottish Premiership side St Mirren.
The 25-year-old Northern Ireland international made 35 appearances for the Buddies last season, including three Europa Conference League games, and scored six goals.
Boyd-Munce becomes League One side Wycombe's third signing in four days after AFC Wimbledon forward James Tilley and Motherwell defender Dan Casey.
He previously played under Chairboys head coach Michael Dodds at Birmingham City, where Boyd-Munce began his career before moving on to Middlesbrough.
"Caolan was a fantastic young talent at Birmingham and I'm really excited to work with him again and develop his game further now that he's picked up great experience in senior football in the last few years," said Dodds.
"He's a really energetic player and suits the way we want to play."
No details of Boyd-Munce's contract at Adams Park have been disclosed by the club.
Wycombe finished fifth in League One last term after contesting the automatic promotion places with Birmingham City and Wrexham for much of the season, but were beaten 1-0 on aggregate by Charlton Athletic in the play-off semi-finals.
The 25-year-old Northern Ireland international made 35 appearances for the Buddies last season, including three Europa Conference League games, and scored six goals.
Boyd-Munce becomes League One side Wycombe's third signing in four days after AFC Wimbledon forward James Tilley and Motherwell defender Dan Casey.
He previously played under Chairboys head coach Michael Dodds at Birmingham City, where Boyd-Munce began his career before moving on to Middlesbrough.
"Caolan was a fantastic young talent at Birmingham and I'm really excited to work with him again and develop his game further now that he's picked up great experience in senior football in the last few years," said Dodds.
"He's a really energetic player and suits the way we want to play."
No details of Boyd-Munce's contract at Adams Park have been disclosed by the club.
Wycombe finished fifth in League One last term after contesting the automatic promotion places with Birmingham City and Wrexham for much of the season, but were beaten 1-0 on aggregate by Charlton Athletic in the play-off semi-finals.
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