Dundee United have signed Jack Walton on a three-year contract. The 28-year-old Englishman spent two seasons at Tannadice on loan from Luton Town, helping Jim Goodwin's side win promotion and secure a top-six finish.

What happened?

Walton expressed his frustration with his time at Preston North End, where he was the second-choice goalkeeper. He stated that he didn't get the game time he wanted, which was a significant change from his previous experience at Dundee United.

Why it matters for Dundee United

The signing of Walton is a significant boost for Dundee United, who are currently sitting 9th in the Premiership with 33 points, 8 wins, 9 draws, and 16 losses from 33 games. The team has scored 34 goals and conceded 53, resulting in a goal difference of -19.

CategoryValue
League Standing9th
Points33
Wins8
Draws9
Losses16
Goals Scored34
Goals Conceded53
Goal Difference-19

What comes next?

Walton is eager to regain his starting spot and help the team improve their current league standing. He has expressed his excitement about working with the "brilliant goalkeeping coach" Paul Mathers again and is looking forward to carrying on where he left off.

As of the current season, Dundee United are 37 points behind leaders Heart Of Midlothian. With the addition of Walton, the team will be looking to close the gap and improve their position in the league.