Falkirk boss John McGlynn backs Jacob Murrell to reach the top after his seven-goal start, while praising the striker as an all-round upgrade on Barney Stewart.
Falkirk manager John McGlynn has identified striker Jacob Murrell as the club's key player, stating that the sky is the limit for the 22-year-old forward. Murrell, who joined Falkirk from DC United during the summer transfer window, has scored seven goals in 11 appearances. His strong start includes a brace scored during Falkirk's 5-2 victory against Hearts.
McGlynn praised Murrell as a better all-around striker than former Falkirk standout Barney Stewart, who earned a £1.3 million transfer to West Bromwich Albion. McGlynn also highlighted Falkirk's recruitment strategy with scouts Allan Fraser and Paul Lennon, noting that the club expects a few departures and limited arrivals during the upcoming January transfer window.
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