Scott Arfield joins Livingston after Falkirk exit

Scott Arfield has signed a short-term contract with Livingston after being released by Falkirk; the 37-year-old will stay until the summer.

Scott Arfield has joined Livingston after being released by Falkirk. He has signed a short-term contract that runs until the summer. Arfield is 37 and has played for Burnley, Rangers and Bolton Wanderers, and has been capped 30 times by Canada. He returned to Falkirk in February and helped the club win the Championship title and promotion. Key points: - Arfield signed for Livingston on a short-term contract until the summer. - He asked to be released by Falkirk after struggling to secure a regular starting place in the Premiership. - He had returned to Falkirk in February following a spell at Bolton Wanderers and originally began his career there. - Arfield is 37, has played for Burnley and Rangers, and has 30 international caps for Canada. Summary: Arfield's signing brings an experienced midfielder to Livingston on a contract through the summer. The move follows his release from Falkirk after limited playing time in the Premiership. His role and appearances for Livingston are undetermined at this time.