Scunthorpe United has officially announced that Callum Roberts will be leaving the club. The 29-year-old attacker is set to join an EFL team in the coming days. This decision comes after three impactful years with the Iron.
Callum Roberts’ Career at Scunthorpe United
Roberts joined Scunthorpe United from Aberdeen for an undisclosed fee. During his tenure, he revitalized his career, emerging as one of the club’s top attacking players. His tenure included:
- Key contributions that led to the Iron’s promotion back to the National League in the 2024-25 season.
- A total of 20 league goals in 43 appearances during the promotion season.
- Overall, he recorded 32 goal contributions in the latest season, including 21 goals.
A Legacy of Excellence
Roberts is remembered for his exceptional left foot, which helped create numerous memorable moments for the team. He made a significant impact in crucial matches, solidifying his status as a fan favorite.
He became the first player in Scunthorpe history to win the Ernie Storey Memorial Trophy twice, awarded for being the club’s overall player of the season. This achievement places him among the club’s legends. In total, he made 48 appearances in his last season, maintaining his role as a vital player.
Departure and Future Prospects
Despite Scunthorpe’s attempts to retain him for a fourth season, Roberts chose to accept a more lucrative offer from an EFL club. The club expressed gratitude for his contributions, emphasizing the memories he created during his time.
Scunthorpe United wishes Roberts the best in his future endeavors and leaves the door open for a possible return. The club looks forward to seeing him succeed in the EFL.
