Dundee United midfielder Declan Glass has joined Partick Thistle on loan for the rest of the season.
The 20-year-old – who helped Cove Rangers win League Two in 2019/20 before returning to Tannadice to become a Championship title winner – was praised by Tangerines boss Micky Mellon for his desire to play regular first-team football.
He has made just one appearance for United since their return to the Premiership.
Mellon said: “I think it’s a great place for Declan to go and play.
“An opportunity has come along to go to a good football club with a good manager in Ian McCall where we can be confident that he’s going to reach the next level.
“He’ll go there with a clear set of objectives that he has to hit in order to become what we want him to become which is a Dundee United player and a consistent player that holds down a position in the first team.
“He needs games because he’s not getting enough of what he needs in training.
“He needs to be able to do it Saturday, Tuesday, Saturday in a first team to take him to the next level.
“I expect him to do that because he is a talented boy.”
