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Ross County’s Josh Nisbet activates relegation clause to join Roda JC – with fellow midfielder Charlie Telfer also moving on

Both players joined the Staggies last summer, but have moved on after 12 months in Dingwall.

Josh Nisbet celebrates scoring against Livingston.
Josh Nisbet celebrates scoring against Livingston. Image: SNS

Josh Nisbet has become the latest player to depart Ross County following their relegation to the Championship – joining Dutch outfit Roda JC.

He is joined in departing the Staggies by fellow midfielder Charlie Telfer, who has left following the expiry of his contract.

Australian midfielder Nisbet joined County last summer on a three-year deal from Central Coast Mariners – but has opted to activate a relegation clause in his contract which sees him move on after only 12 months.

He has joined Dutch second-tier outfit Roda JC on a two-year deal.

Nisbet arrived in Scotland with a rich pedigree, having helped Mariners to a treble winning season in which he was awarded the Johnny Warren Medal as the best A-League player that campaign.

Josh Nisbet in action for Ross County. Image: SNS

The diminutive 5ft 3in midfielder, who has three Australia caps, made 29 starts for the Staggies and 10 substitute appearances.

He netted four goals for County – with the last of those coming in his final appearance in the play-off second leg defeat to Livingston which ultimately relegated the Dingwall side.

Telfer joined the Staggies on a one-year deal from Airdrieonians last summer, but made just three starts and eight substitute appearances for Don Cowie’s men.

Midfielder Charlie Telfer runs with the ball in action for Ross County.
Charlie Telfer in action against Stranraer. Image: SNS

He went on to join Hamilton Accies on loan in January, where he spent the remainder of the campaign.

Nibset and Telfer join Scott Allardice, James Brown, Ryan Leak, Alex Samuel and Logan Ross, who have all left the Staggies in recent days.

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