Three through the door at Coleshill Town
Coleshill Town have announced a raft of new signings, bringing in midfielder Louie Webb, central defender Luke Carsley and youngster Jack White.
Webb, 18, will be a familiar face to fans of the Colemen, having spent last season on loan from League Two side Walsall, where he progressed through the academy system.
As for Carsley, 21, he came through the ranks at Birmingham City and has gained experience across the non-league pyramid with Darlaston Town, Stourbridge and Boldmere St Michaels.
Completing the trio of new arrivals, White played Step 6 football last season but impressed his new club whilst on trial during the early weeks of pre-season.
Commenting on the signings, manager Harry Harris was full of praise as the new campaign approaches.
“After an impressive pre-season with us it was a no-brainer to sign Luke,” he said.
“I’ve watched him a lot over the years, and I’ve always liked his ability and potential. He’s been excellent in pre-season so far, and I’m delighted he’s agreed to join us.
“Louie joined us on loan from Walsall last season and did well, I’m pleased to have him with us permanently now, and hopefully he can kick on.
“He has a lot of potential, so we will be working with him to get him a lot of football as he missed quite a lot through injury last season.
“Jack’s been excellent since he’s been with us on trial. He can play off both feet and is very tenacious.
“We will have to be patient with him as he’s only a young lad, but myself and my staff enjoy finding young gems who want to learn and be coached.
“That’s what we will do, and hopefully he can progress because he has the ability.”