Ismeal Kabia makes St. Mirren debut in loss to Rangers
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 17, 2026, 4:35 PM
Last updated Aug 17, 2026

Ismeal Kabia made his competitive debut for St. Mirren just one day after joining the club, playing against Rangers in the Scottish League Cup on August 17, 2026. Kabia started the match and was substituted in the 59th minute with the score at 4-1 in favor of Rangers, who eventually won 5-1. Charles Sagoe Jr., on loan at Kalmar FF, also played but did not contribute to the scoring in his team's 4-0 defeat against Hammarby. Both players are gaining valuable experience through these loan spells despite their teams' disappointing results.
- •Ismeal Kabia debuted for St. Mirren on August 17, 2026.
- •St. Mirren lost 5-1 to Rangers in the Scottish League Cup.
- •Kabia was substituted after 59 minutes with the score at 4-1.
- •Charles Sagoe Jr. continues his loan at Kalmar FF.
- •Sagoe Jr. did not score in Kalmar's 4-0 defeat against Hammarby.
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"Arsenal’s Ismeal Kabia made his debut and Charles Sagoe Jr. continued his consistent run of appearances for their respective loan clubs at the weekend.Photo via St. Mirren Football Club on Instagram...
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