Former Ayr United forward Ryan Gondoh has rejoined his old club Lewes, the English non-league side confirmed this week. The 29-year-old's departure comes as Ayr United, known as the Honest Men, hold sixth place in the Scottish Championship with five points from four games.

Ryan Gondoh's transfer back to Lewes was announced by the Isthmian League Premier Division club on their official website. The player, who spent time at Somerset Park in the Scottish Championship, has signed for Lewes after a spell with AFC Whyteleafe. Gondoh previously made 49 appearances for the Rooks across two seasons, scoring 14 goals.

In his statement on the Lewes site, Gondoh expressed his delight at the return. "It feels like home, I feel like I'm back where I belong," said the forward. Lewes manager Craig Nelson called the signing a massive boost.

Ayr United's focus remains on their Scottish Championship campaign, where they have made a mixed start. According to our latest verified data, the team is sixth in the table with five points. Their record shows one win, two draws, and one loss from their opening four fixtures, with a recent form guide reading DLDW.

The squad has scored four goals and conceded four, leaving them with a neutral goal difference. They currently trail early leaders Stenhousemuir by five points in the title race. Fans can track the team's progress on our dedicated standings and stats pages throughout the season.

Wider Scottish football transfer news was covered by Sky Sports as the summer 2026 window approached its deadline. Their Transfer Centre blog listed numerous ins and outs across the Scottish Premiership, including moves for players at Celtic, Aberdeen, and Dundee. The report did not list any specific incoming or outgoing activity for Ayr United in its published summary.

The summer transfer window for Scottish clubs was set to close on 3 September 2026. Ayr's squad details for the new season are available on our squad page.

Match updates from the Scottish Championship last weekend were provided by the BBC. Their live text coverage included details from fixtures such as Arbroath against Livingston and Partick Thistle versus Queen's Park. These reports noted bookings, substitutions, and attempts on goal, but did not feature Ayr United, who were not in action on that particular date.

Ayr United's next match is a key opportunity to improve their league position. The team's upcoming schedule can be found on our fixtures list, with the next game scheduled for 5 September 2026.