Notts County has announced the signing of goalkeeper James Belshaw from Harrogate Town. This move comes as part of the club’s strategy to strengthen their roster in League Two.
Details of the Transfer
The deal was finalized for an undisclosed fee, marking a significant addition to the club’s squad. Belshaw, who is originally from Nottingham, has signed an 18-month contract with the Magpies.
Background and Career
At 35 years old, Belshaw returns to the club he supported as a child. He previously played as a junior for the Magpies. His career has included notable stints in the United States, where he played at Duke University, and various clubs in England.
- Walsall
- Bristol Rovers
- Harrogate Town
During his time at these clubs, he has garnered significant experience, making him a valuable asset for Notts County.
Competitive Spirit
Belshaw will compete for the first-choice goalkeeper position at Meadow Lane. He will face competition from Kelle Roos, who has held the starting role since arriving from Triestina, an Italian club.
Support from Management
Richard Montague, the director of football at Notts County, expressed his enthusiasm regarding the signing. He noted that Belshaw’s passion for the club and extensive experience would greatly benefit the team.
“This move is significant for him and his family. We are pleased to help fulfill his dream of playing for Notts County,” Montague said.
With this transfer, Notts County aims to strengthen their squad and enhance their competitiveness in the League Two landscape.
