Matchday
High and Dri: Aaron Drinan's fine start to the new season is a reward for perseverance and loyalty
ANALYSIS: Across seven league outings in 2025/26, Drinan ranks among the top 15 per cent of forwards in League Two for goals, expected goals, shots, shots on target, successful passes, successful crosses, cross accuracy, successful dribbles, touches, touches in the opposition box, duels won, and recoveries.
08.09.25, 08:51 7 Min Read
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by Sam MorsheadEditor
There must have been a moment, sometime last spring, when Aaron Drinan would have feared what was to come next.
Having forced himself back into Ian Holloway’s plans at Swindon Town, the knee injury he sustained in early February was a cruel blow at the cruelest moment.
Drinan was due to be out of contract at the end of the campaign, and finding a new club fresh off the back of a significant ligament problem was never likely to be easy.
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