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Cardiff City set to sign Lincoln midfielder Moylan

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Cardiff City are set to sign midfielder Jack Moylan from Championship rivals Lincoln City, strengthening the Bluebirds' squad ahead of the new season. The 24-year-old Republic of Ireland international would become Cardiff's second summer signing after goalkeeper Nathan Trott joined in May, and he will reunite with fellow Irishman Brian Barry-Murphy, Cardiff's manager.

Moylan was instrumental in Lincoln's promotion from League One last season, scoring 11 goals and providing six assists as the Imps pipped Cardiff to the title. His form earned him a first Republic of Ireland call-up, on which he scored a hat-trick on his debut in a 5-0 win over Grenada. Cardiff, who recently beat Roma 4-1 in a friendly, host Swindon Town in the EFL Cup on 8 August before starting their league campaign away to Wrexham on 17 August.

  • Cardiff set to sign Lincoln midfielder Jack Moylan
  • Moylan scored 11 goals in Lincoln's promotion-winning season
  • He recently scored a hat-trick on his Ireland debut

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Cardiff City and Lincoln City are English clubs competing in the Championship, the second tier of men’s football in England. Cardiff, known as the Bluebirds, are based in Wales; Lincoln are known as the Imps.

Jack Moylan is a midfielder who joined Lincoln’s promotion-winning side after playing in Ireland. His goals and assists helped Lincoln finish ahead of Cardiff in League One, the third tier, and earned him a place in the Republic of Ireland national team.

A move would add an attacking option to Cardiff’s squad and bring Moylan back together with manager Brian Barry-Murphy, who is also Irish. Cardiff are seeking to build a squad for their return to the Championship.

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