'Great project' - Former Aston Villa striker on his move to MK Dons from Crawley Town

The former Crawley Town striker became boss Paul Warne's latest signing on Wednesday, joining on a permanent deal subject to EFL and FA clearance.

The 26-year-old is excited by the 'great project' he is walking into, has been impressed by Warne, and is setting his sights on helping MK move up the EFL ladder once more.

“I can’t wait to get going," declared Hepburn-Murphy, who began his career at Premier League outfit Aston Villa.

"It’s a great project to be involved in and I’m looking forward to the upcoming season.

“The gaffer is brilliant; the first few conversations we had made me want to play for him.

"For me, this club should never be in league two.

"Who wouldn’t want to play here and get back up the leagues as quick as possible?”

He joins after his best season in terms of goals, netting 11 times as Crawley were relegated from league one last season, so what can the Dons fans expect to see from their new man?

“I like to try and entertain, getting at defenders one-on-one and scoring goals," said the Birmingham-born player.

"A fun fact! I scored a hat-trick at Stadium MK (while on loan at Tranmere in 2019) so hopefully I can do that again!

“My favourite position is down the middle, but I’m versatile enough I can play across the front three positions.”