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Carlisle United: ‘Agent Regan Linney’ is crucial to Chris Conn Clarke’s Cumbrians move

Chris Conn-Clarke is back playing in the National League – and it’s all thanks to ‘Agent Regan Linney’.

by
Harry Whitfield
12 October 2025

Chris Conn-Clarke competes for the ball for Peterborough United

Chris Conn-Clarke is back playing in the National League – and it’s all thanks to ‘Agent Regan Linney’.

The talented 23-year-old has joined Mark Hughes’ Carlisle United on a three-month loan from Peterborough United.
It’s a move which sees him reunite with fellow attacker Linney – the pair having combined with each other so well at Altrincham in the 2023-24 season when Conn-Clarke earned a number of individual accolades, including the National League Player of the Year and our very own NGA Young Player of Year award, below.
“I’ve been calling him Agent Regan,” the popular Northern Irishman ...

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