Tom Lowery has signed a contract extension with Kilmarnock, securing his future at Rugby Park until the summer of 2028.
The 28-year-old midfielder, who wears the number 18 shirt, put pen to paper on the new long-term deal at the BBSP Stadium this week. He originally joined Killie in July 2025 on a two-year agreement and has since made 36 appearances for the club.
Manager Neil McCann expressed his delight at securing the player's services. "I’m absolutely delighted, I think Tom has been a revelation," McCann said. He highlighted Lowery's character and noted the extension sends a clear signal that top performers see their future with the Ayrshire side.
Lowery himself was pleased to extend his stay. "I’m really pleased to extend my stay at Killie," the player said.
The deal provides a boost for a Kilmarnock squad sitting 12th in the Premiership with four points from their opening six matches. Their recent form shows one win, two draws and two losses from the last five outings. The news comes ahead of a key home fixture against third-placed Heart of Midlothian this weekend, a game you can preview on our fixtures page.
With key players like Robbie Deas and Michael John Kamara currently sidelined, retaining an experienced figure like Lowery is important. His new contract runs for the remainder of this campaign and two more full seasons beyond it. The club's full squad list is available on our squad page.
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