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Craig Conway tips Johnny Russell to be a hit for Derby County

Johnny Russell (left) and Craig Conway (second from right) during their time together with Dundee United.
Johnny Russell (left) and Craig Conway (second from right) during their time together with Dundee United.

Craig Conway has tipped former Dundee United team-mate Johnny Russell to be a smash-hit at Derby County.

Conway was thrilled to see ex-Tannadice buddy Russell seal a four-year deal with Nigel Clough’s ambitious Championship outfit.

And Cardiff star Conway, who is set to grace the Premiership next season, has backed Russell to become a key man for the Rams after lighting up the SPL.

Conway said: “I’m sure Johnny will be a very big hit down there. I’m delighted for him because he works ever so hard at his game and deserves this chance to go and express himself on a bigger stage.

“He’s proved he can do it at the highest level in Scotland so now he’ll be taking his career to the next level.

“Johnny has always been a good player, destined for big things, and I don’t think he’ll let anyone at Derby down.

“They’ve obviously spotted his potential and there’s no doubt the Championship is a good league to play in for a talented guy like Johnny.

“He’ll revel in the chance to play other teams and will see this as a big challenge which he’ll rise to.”

Conway says Russell’s new Derby team-mates will benefit from his presence in the team.

He said: “I always liked playing with Johnny, and so did all the United boys for that matter.

“He’s got everything you’d look for in a modern-day player. He’s got a great leap, two good feet and can score goals for fun as he’s shown up in Scotland.

“He was great to play beside and the Derby boys will find that too when next season gets under way. It’s a good bit of business for all concerned.

“For now, Johnny should just relax now that everything is done and dusted after all the speculation.

“He’ll need a good holiday and once he comes back for pre-season, knowing him he’ll be ready to get stuck in.

“I wish him all the best and I can only see him doing one thing, which is good things for his new club.”