Arabic version: جاك مويلان يتألق مع كارديف وجمهورية أيرلندا
According to BBC News, Jack Moylan has made a strong start at Cardiff City while becoming an increasingly important attacking option for the Republic of Ireland. The 25-year-old midfielder has scored 11 goals and supplied three assists in 17 appearances in all competitions for the Welsh club.
Moylan joined Cardiff from Lincoln City in the summer on a four-year contract for an undisclosed fee. He scored the winner on his debut against Swindon in the EFL Cup and has continued to adapt to Championship football. Used as a false nine, number 10 and on the left, he has seven goals in his past seven league matches, including a first-half hat-trick against West Ham.
His club form has followed a productive spell at Lincoln, where he scored 11 goals and registered six assists last season as the club won promotion and the League One title ahead of Cardiff. Moylan had joined Lincoln from Shelbourne in January 2024 after finishing as the Irish Premier Division’s joint highest scorer with 15 goals in his final season at the Dublin side.
At international level, Moylan has four goals in six caps. He marked his Republic of Ireland debut in May with a hat-trick in a 5-0 victory over Grenada, and featured in all four Nations League matches during the extended September and October window. In the 3-0 win over Israel, he set up Adam Idah before scoring himself.
Republic of Ireland manager Heimir Hallgrimsson said Moylan had made an “absolute impact” from his first game and described his early contribution in training and matches as having a “wow” effect. Moylan is expected to be central to Ireland’s final two Nations League fixtures against Austria and Kosovo, beginning with the trip to Linz on Saturday.
