Ross County Signs Seb Palmer-Houlden in Transfer Boost
Ross County has signed striker Seb Palmer-Houlden on a three-year deal from Gillingham. The 28-year-old striker arrives for a second stint in Scotland following a spell at Dundee for the 2024/25 season. Palmer-Houlden has played for a number of other clubs too, including Yeovil Town and Newport County. His stint at Dens Park started with five goals in seven games, and he started in 20 of his 39 appearances for the club.
Why it matters for Ross County
The signing of Palmer-Houlden is a significant boost to Ross County's forward line, offering pace, strength, and versatility. Manager Alfred Johansson believes that Palmer-Houlden is a perfect addition to the squad, citing his experience in Scotland and his ability to score goals.
What comes next?
With Palmer-Houlden on board, Ross County will be looking to build on their current form. The team's next fixture is against Peterhead at home on 2026-11-07. As the season progresses, fans will be eager to see how Palmer-Houlden fits into the team's plans and whether he can make a significant impact on the pitch.
Ross County has come together nicely, and with some players working their way back from injury, the squad will have real competition across the pitch in all positions. The signing of Palmer-Houlden is a testament to the team's commitment to strengthening their squad and improving their chances of success in the Scottish Championship.
