St Mirren confirm Jalmaro Calvin exit by mutual consent

St Mirren have confirmed the departure of forward Jalmaro Calvin by mutual consent. The 23-year-old Jamaican leaves the club after one season, as reported by the Saints Newsroom on 3 September 2026.

Calvin joined St Mirren last summer from Jamaican side Cavalier FC. He made a total of 11 appearances for the Paisley club and scored one goal during his time at the SMiSA Stadium. The club's official statement read: "St Mirren Football Club can announce that Jalmaro Calvin has left the club by mutual consent." They added, "We wish Jalmaro the best of luck for the future."

What was Jalmaro Calvin's impact at St Mirren?

Calvin's stint with the Buddies was brief. His single goal came during a period where the club was building its attacking options. His departure comes as St Mirren sit second in the Scottish Premiership, a strong position built on a solid start to the 2026/27 campaign. The team has 10 points from four games, with three wins and a draw, and a goal difference of plus four after scoring seven and conceding three. You can track their progress on the standings page.

How does this affect the current St Mirren squad?

The forward's exit opens a space in the attacking department as manager Stephen Robinson continues to shape his group. The squad is already managing absences, with Keanu Baccus, Liam Donnelly, and Malik Dijksteel currently sidelined. Full details on the playing staff are available on the squad page. Calvin's departure is a minor adjustment in a squad focused on maintaining its early-season form, which currently sees them just two points behind league leaders Celtic.

What is next for St Mirren after this news?

Attention now turns fully to the continued league campaign. The immediate focus for the team is preserving their impressive recent form, recorded as WDWW. Their next challenge is a home match against Falkirk on 19 December 2026. Falkirk are currently 11th in the table, making it a fixture St Mirren will target for points as they aim to keep pace at the top. Fans can view the full schedule on the fixtures page.

Founded in 1877, St Mirren is a club accustomed to squad evolution. The mutual termination of Calvin's contract is a routine piece of mid-season business, allowing both player and club to move forward. The team's next match is at home against Falkirk on 19 December.