Mayo's Secret Transfer
Lewis Mayo, a defender for Queen's Park, has revealed that he kept his transfer to Aberdeen a secret from his teammate Brad Lyons. Mayo made the move to Pittodrie in the summer, joining Lyons, who also signed for the club.
What Happened?
Mayo and Lyons were both on freedom of contract from Kilmarnock and had intimated to each other that they would be staying in Scotland. However, they kept their Pittodrie destination a secret until the season was finished and they were golfing together at Barassie.
Why it Matters for Queen's Park
Mayo's transfer to Aberdeen is a significant move for the club, and his comments provide insight into the behind-the-scenes dynamics of player transfers.
What Comes Next?
Mayo wants to help Aberdeen achieve European football by the end of the season, and he believes that the team's momentum and competitive football will be key to achieving this goal.
As of now, Queen's Park is 6th in the Championship with 41 points from 36 games, a 36-point deficit behind leaders ST Johnstone. The team has scored 35 goals and conceded 48, with a recent form of 0W-3D-2L. Mayo's comments come after Queen's Park's recent 1-1 draw against Partick on May 1st.
Mayo's transfer to Aberdeen has been a significant move for the club, and his comments provide insight into the behind-the-scenes dynamics of player transfers. With the team's momentum and competitive football, Mayo believes that Aberdeen can achieve European football by the end of the season.
