GRAHAM ALEXANDER was pleased to be reuinted with Victor Nirennold after the versatile defender signed a contract until the end of the season at Fir Park.
The Motherwell manager worked with the 30-year-old at previous club Fleetwood Town and believes Nirennold will make an important contribution during his stint in Scotland.
The Frenchman was most recently playing in Malaysia but has earned a short-term deal in Lanarkshire after impressing during a brief training spell.
“Victor gives us added competition down the right hand side of our team,” Alexander told the Motherwell website.
Adding to our defensive options.
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“He has attributes that will fit in to how we play, and a character that his team mates will appreciate.
“We’re happy to have him here with us and look forward to working with him again.”
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