Hurlford United have signed Peterhead defender Mick Dunlop on loan until the end of the season.
The 37-year-old has played for nine senior clubs in a stellar career spanning two decades.
And he was part of the famed Albion Rovers team which faced Rangers in the quarter-finals of the Scottish Cup almost six years ago.
Rovers drew 1-1 with the Light Blues at Ibrox before losing 2-0 in the replay.
Now Dunlop, who won the SPFL League Two title with Peterhead last season, will join 'Ford's bid for success in the Junior Cup and West of Scotland Cup.
A change in work commitments mean it is difficult for Dunlop to travel to the north-east for training and matches, paving the way for his move to the West Region Premiership.
A statement on the Peterhead club website read: “Mick has only been with us for 18 months but he picked up a league winners’ medal during that time.
“There has been a change to his work away from football and we would not have seen much of him between now and May. It is better that he plays at a club that he can combine his life outside of football with and he will do that at Hurlford.”
