Scotland international Stephen Kingsley bows out as a Tiger after three years at Hull City

David Oliver
By David Oliver
Published 23rd Jun 2020, 12:40 BST
Updated 23rd Jun 2020, 12:43 BST
Former Falkirk player Stephen Kingsley (camel coat and gold glasses) watched Falkirk v Dumbarton earlier this year. Picture: Michael Gillen.Former Falkirk player Stephen Kingsley (camel coat and gold glasses) watched Falkirk v Dumbarton earlier this year. Picture: Michael Gillen.
Former Falkirk player Stephen Kingsley (camel coat and gold glasses) watched Falkirk v Dumbarton earlier this year. Picture: Michael Gillen.
Former Falkirk Academy graduate and Scotland cap Stephen Kingsley has left Hull City.

The left-back played 108 times between 2011 and 2014 at Falkirk before a £400,000 transfer to Swansea.

He moved to the KC Stadium in 2017 but only managed 46 appearances during an injury-hit spell on Humberside.

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He said: “With so many setbacks along the way, I will always have a feeling of disappointment that I couldn’t show the best of myself during my time here, but I am grateful to have been part of the club.”

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