Tom Sparrow believes it made “complete sense” to sign the new contract that will see him remain at Motherwell until 2027, with the Fir Park club holding an option for a further year.
The 22-year-old arrived last the summer on a two-year deal after leaving Stoke following a seven-year stay with the Potters.
Sparrow has made 30 appearances for the Steelmen this season, having been deployed as both a centre midfielder and a wing-back, and told the club’s official website: “It makes complete sense for me to continue at this fantastic football club.
“I have enjoyed every moment here and believe I’ve made a significant impact.
“I feel I’ve grown and learnt a great deal from participating in so many matches.
“The club and all the staff have taken great care of me, and I’ve been dedicated to putting in the effort and giving my all.
“It’s reassuring to know that my immediate future is secure, allowing me to concentrate on football and the upcoming matches.”
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The Wales Under-21 international came through the ranks with Wolves. He moved to Stoke at the age of 14 and made his first-team debut in 2022.
Sparrow had loan spells at Hamilton, Chester and Telford before joining the Steelmen.
Well manager Michael Wimmer said: “During my brief time here, I’ve come to truly value Tom and his contributions.
“He is a remarkable professional who has performed exceptionally well since my arrival.
“He brings energy, determination, and skill—qualities we highly seek in our team.
“There was never any question about wanting to extend Tom’s contract, and it’s fantastic that we can make that happen.
“As we prepare for next season, we’re focused on laying the groundwork. Tom is an integral part of that plan, and this is positive news for everyone at the club.”
