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Portadown's 2024-25 season in review

Eamon FyfeInpho

2024-25 league position: 8th

Player of the year: Aaron McCarey

Having won the 2023-24 Championship title to secure age back to the top flight, Portadown did well to stay comfortably clear of the race to avoid the drop.

Under experienced boss Niall Currie, the Ports secured some impressive results, including a last-gasp draw with Linfield in August, two home wins over Larne in October and February and victories on the road against Crusaders and Glentoran.

In the end, the Shamrock Park outfit weren't quite able to secure a top-six finish despite finishing the season with a hat-trick of wins over Loughgall, Cliftonville and Ballymena United.

The club will hope for a better showing in next season's cup competitions, however, after falling at the first hurdle in the BetMcLean Cup and Irish Cup.

2025-26 gs so far:

2025-26 departures so far: Divin Isamala (Bohemians, end of loan), Ross Redman (retired), Jordan Williamson (unattached), Dougie Wilson (Loughgall)

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