Tracey McGavin and Adam Curran will be the voices of Dundee United supporters in the boardroom for the 2026/27 season. The club announced the pair as the elected Season Ticket Holder representatives on the Dundee United Supporters' Group following a supporter-wide vote.

McGavin has been re-elected to continue in her role, while Curran is a new addition to the group. Both will begin their duties immediately, attending DUSG meetings alongside club officials to ensure fan views are heard on key matters. The first meeting of the new season is scheduled for this Tuesday at The CalForth Construction Arena at Tannadice.

"A huge thank you to everyone who voted for me to continue as a Dundee United Season Ticket Representative for the 2026/27 season," McGavin said. "It is a privilege to represent fellow supporters, listen to your views and make sure your voices are heard." She invited fans to contact her via email or in person.

Newly elected representative Adam Curran expressed his enthusiasm for the role. "Delighted to be given this opportunity to represent the fans and help give them a voice within the club," Curran said. He also provided an email address for supporters to share ideas and comments.

The club thanked all supporters who participated in the vote and every candidate who put themselves forward. The DUSG structure is designed to build meaningful dialogue between the club and its fanbase, a connection that remains vital as the team competes in the Premiership.

Dundee United currently sit sixth in the table with seven points from six matches, a position they will look to strengthen in the coming weeks. Their next challenge is a tough away fixture against second-placed Rangers on 30 December. The representatives' work begins as the club handles this phase of the season, with the aim of uniting off-field engagement with on-field performance.

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