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Former Finn Harps player Mark Mbuli
Former Finn Harps player Mark Mbuli has signed for Armagh City FC, coming on in the closing stages of their 4-1 win against Ards on Saturday night in the NIFL Championship.
The Donegal attacker has signed from Institute FC, having left Finn Harps in July.
The 19-year-old Ballybofey man, who joined from Institute at the start of 2024, departed Harps after finding game time hard to come by.
Mbuli scored a dramatic debut winner against Longford Town in the opening game of the season.
In all, Mbuli played ten games for Harps, including two starts, but did not play at all since appearing as a sub in the 1-0 defeat at Bray Wanderers in early May.
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