St Johnstone has signed former Scottish Premier League Golden Boot winner, Craigerson, on a one-year contract with the club.
The signing comes as St Johnstone looks to bolster their attack ahead of next season's campaign. The former Aberdeen player was a key figure in the team's title-winning campaign last season, scoring 16 goals and providing seven assists in all competitions.
Craigerson's arrival at Ibrox is expected to provide much-needed depth in the forward line, particularly after the departure of star striker, Andy Halliday. The 29-year-old will be hoping to replicate his success from last season, where he helped St Johnstone reach the Scottish Cup final.
In addition to Craigerson's attacking prowess, the signing also provides competition for a place in the starting XI. With the likes of Jordan Jones and James Tavernier already established in the side, Craigerson will need to prove himself as a reliable and consistent performer if he wants to make the most of his opportunity.
Overall, the signing of Craigerson is a significant move for St Johnstone, who are looking to improve their chances of securing a top-six finish in the league this season. With the added attacking threat of Craigerson, the club can look forward to a successful campaign under new manager, Jim McIntyre.