Tyreece John-Jules, a key striker for Kilmarnock, will not play again this season due to injury, according to the club. He has scored eight goals for Kilmarnock this season, including a hat-trick against St Mirren, the club reported. Kilmarnock head coach Neil McCann expressed his devastation, saying, 'Absolutely devastated first and foremost for the boy.
' John-Jules joined Kilmarnock on a short-term deal last October after leaving Crawley in the summer, and he has since signed a one-year contract extension, keeping him at the club until at least the summer of 2027, the club stated. ' Kilmarnock is bidding to beat relegation from the Premiership, and their next game is against Falkirk on Saturday, according to team sources. McCann said, 'I’m only looking at the next game.
Absolutely devastated first and foremost for the boy. I will not go over my disappointment at some of the questions he was asked (about previous injuries) after his hat-trick.
I know it is cliché, but it very much is the case for us. ' In other news, Kyle Magennis is back in training after recovering from a knee injury that has kept him out since October, though he is not ready to take part in games yet, the club confirmed. McCann stated, 'Really pleasing news that Kyle Magennis is going to join us today on the pitch.
It was just going from an amazing high for a kid to an amazing low in such a short space of time. And it’s a huge blow to us as a team because he’s so good about the dressing room.