ST MIRREN have confirmed the signing of Keanu Baccus on a two-year deal.
The Australian has joined the Buddies as their seventh summer signing.
The 24-year-old should join up with his new teammates this week as they travel to Northern Ireland as part of their pre-season schedule.
Baccus is awaiting visa approval to finalise the move.
Stephen Robinson said: "Keanu will provide a real energy and quality to the team.
St Mirren Football Club can confirm that Keanu Baccus has agreed a two-year deal with the club.
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With clearance received from the Scottish Football Association, he will join up with Stephen Robinson’s squad once necessary visa approval is completed in Australia.
"He’s a real athlete and gets about the pitch well. We believe he can go on to be a full Australian international.
"He’s young but he’ll bring a lot of good qualities and will enhance, not just our team, but the Scottish game."
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