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Latest News - 10/09/2026

Annan Retains Club Licence

Annan Athletic Football Club is pleased to confirm that the club has successfully retained its Scottish FA Bronze Club Licence following the annual licensing audit.

The licence, awarded by the Scottish FA as part of its club licensing process, recognises the club’s continued commitment to meeting high standards across areas including governance, football operations, youth development, infrastructure, and community engagement.

Retaining our Bronze status is vital for the club’s ongoing participation in the Scottish Professional Football League and reflects the hard work of staff, volunteers, and board members behind the scenes at Galabank.

Club chairman Russell Brown commented: “We are delighted to have retained our Bronze Licence. It’s a significant achievement and a testament to the effort that goes into running the club to the required standards year after year. I’d like to thank everyone involved for their continued hard work.”

The club would also like to thank the Scottish FA licensing officer for their support throughout the process.

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