Striker Callum Parry has rejoined the club where he carved out a reputation as a prolific goalscorer.
Parry is back at Llanrwst United of tier 3 Ardal North West after spells with Colwyn Bay and Holyhead Hotspur.
The 23-year-old first made his mark with the Roosters in 2019-20, when he netted 32 goals in all competitions before landing a move to Cymru North outfit Bay.
He made seven appearances for the Seagulls and scored his debut goal for the club in a 3-1 win over Llanfair United in February 2020 prior to the season being curtailed because of the worldwide pandemic.
In January 2021, Parry joined Holyhead Hotspur on loan until the end of a season which never got underway below tier 1 due to Covid.
Now he returns to Gwydir Park, where the fans are sure to welcome him with open arms.
Llanrwst have made a fine unbeaten start to the campaign, with wins over Llysfaen and CPD Y Rhyl 1879 in the FAW Amateur Trophy, Amlwch Town in the Welsh Cup and Llay Welfare in the league, where they have also drawn with Y Felinheli.
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