Mayo star Kobe McDonald begins new life with St Kilda in Australia

Melbourne club said: "We're excited by the attributes he brings, but we also recognise the transition from Gaelic football to AFL takes time."
Mayo star Kobe McDonald begins new life with St Kilda in Australia

Michael McAleer

Mayo All-Ireland star Kobe McDonald is spending his first day at his new club St Kilda, having arrived in Australia this week.

The 18-year-old begins life as a Category B rookie with the AFL club, with his new general manager Lenny Hayes insisting the Melbourne club will be patient with his development. 

“Everyone at the club was certainly invested in following Kobe’s journey through the GAA finals," St Kilda General Manager of Football Lenny Hayes said.

He said: "The scenes when Mayo won the All-Ireland Championship were incredible to watch from afar, and we’re thrilled for Kobe that he was able to bring so much joy to his county.

“Our expectations for Kobe in the short term are quite modest. The priority is helping him settle into Melbourne, build strong relationships at the club and give him the time and support to adapt to a completely new sport.

"We're excited by the attributes he brings, but we also recognise the transition from Gaelic football to AFL takes time.

"We’ll be patient and allow him to gradually integrate into our program."

McDonald is one of three Irish players on St Kilda's list, joining Liam O'Connell and Eamonn Armstrong at RSEA Park.

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