Another 20 recent signings at a glance

Dylan Ford (Meliden to Kinmel Bay)

Brilliant signing for Kinmel Bay.

Instantly nicknamed “Model T” (well, only by me actually) after the great American car of the early 20th century – the Ford Model T.

Last season Dylan netted 20 goals in 26 appearances for Meliden, making a massive impact for The Miners.

With the goal machine Connor Morris already in the Kinmel squad, and Ben Cawley back on board, there could be deluge of balls finding opposition nets from the Y Morfa men in 2023-24.

Liam Dhillon (Cemaes Bay to Gwalchmai)

Quality addition to the Gwalchmai squad.

Wing-back, aged 22, who was outstanding for Cemaes Bay last season. Has also played for Amlwch Town and Bro Goronwy.

Dylan Jones (Cemaes Bay to Menai Bridge Tigers)

An experienced and commanding centre-back who joins the Tigers from Cemaes.

Enjoyed many battles against Menai Bridge in the past as captain of a successful Bro Goronwy side.

Sion Davies (Llanfairpwll to Bethesda Rovers)

Rovers are delighted to get full-back Davies on board, as he often impressed his new club when playing against them in the past for Llanfairpwll.

Offers a tremendous work-rate and is defensively sound as well as being a threat going forward.

Dylan Hughes (Llandudno Junction to Bethesda Rovers)

This attacking player spent last season with Llandudno Junction in the tier 4 North Wales Coast East Premier Division and made the scoresheet in his final appearance against Prestatyn Sports.

Aged just 17, he has impressed in training for Rovers and scored on his debut in a friendly against Cemaes Bay.

Andy Williams (Cemaes Bay to CPD Cefni)

Goalscoring legend on the Isle of Anglesey where he has been most prolific with Bro Goronwy.

Netted 149 goals in 177 appearances for the Moelfre-based club, including an amazing 41 in 26 games during 2015-16.

The goals kept flowing when he later joined Cemaes Bay.

Shaun Pearson (Llandudno to Holywell Town)

Vastly experienced goalkeeper, aged 32, whose former clubs include Llangefni Town, Barrow, Colwyn Bay, Airbus UK Broughton and Llandudno, from where he joins the Wellmen.

Despite receiving a number of offers from elsewhere, Pearson has decided to set himself the big challenge of fighting for a first-team place at Halkyn Road.

Gaz Evans (Llandudno to Holywell Town)

Formerly with Colwyn Bay, Evans was a key performer in Llandudno’s opening two Welsh Premier campaigns in 2015-16 and 2016-17,

He signed for Caernarfon in summer 2017 and was outstanding in his first two WPL seasons with the Canaries.

Evans rejoined Llandudno in summer 2020. Midfielder with bags of experience, quality and leadership who gets goals.

Morgan Owen (Llandudno to Porthmadog)

Technically excellent and a powerful, strong, hard-working midfielder – a tremendous capture for Porthmadog.

Owen was with Llandudno’s development squad before signing for Glan Conwy and helping them become Welsh Alliance Division Two champions in 2018-19.

Signed for Colwyn Bay in the Cymru North for 2019-20 and produced some good displays before being loaned back out to Glan Conwy in January 2020.

Also formerly with Llanrwst, Morgan joined Llandudno in summer 2020 and was a great success under Sean Eardley.

Ben Cawley (to Kinmel Bay)

Talking of goals and Kinmel Bay FC, who remembers when they stormed to the Vale of Clwyd and Conwy Premier League title in 2017-18?

There was no stopping net-busters supreme Kieran Ellis and Ben Cawley that season.

Ellis is banging them in for CPD Y Rhyl 1879 these days, but good news for Kinmel Bay is that Cawley is back at Y Morfa.

Mark Richards (Chirk AAA to Rhostyllen)

Rhostyllen are building a very impressive squad ahead of the new season.

The Wrexham side will have promotion from the tier 4 North East Wales League Premier Division in their sights and a sign of their ambition is the capture of goalkeeper Mark Richards from Cymru North club Chirk AAA.

Richards also represented Llanfair United for a number of seasons spent in tiers 2 and 3.

Lewis Clamp (Chirk AAA to Rhostyllen)

Rhostyllen are delighted to announce the return of midfielder 𝗖𝗹𝗮𝗺𝗽 after transferring from 𝗖𝗵𝗶𝗿𝗸 𝗔𝗔𝗔.

𝗟𝗲𝘄𝗶𝘀, 31, can operate on either flank and also as an attacking midfielder player. His experience at both Tier 2 and Tier 3 will be invaluable to the squad as they push for promotion this season.

Levent Gundogan (to Denbigh Town)

The surname will catch your attention straight away – it is one of the most famous in European football.

However, while Denbigh’s new signing Levent Gundogan might not be as famous as namesake İlkay yet, by the end of this season Town’s young striker could be a name being talked about in many circles.

Previously with Connah’s Quay Nomads and Manchester United’s youth academy, the 20-year-old is also a Welsh international having played at Under 15 and 16 level.

A player of great potential who took a break from football last season, he has a goal scoring pedigree.

Gethin Owen Hughes (Llandudno Junction to Kinmel Bay)

Returns home to Y Morfa after impressing with fellow tier 4 North Wales Coast East Premier club Llandudno Junction last season.

At 20 years old, Gethin has a bright future – one he’s looking forward to progressing at the Bay

A big strong lad who is a great shot stopper, he will look to get better week in week out.

Steffan Taylor (Bangor 1876 to Bethesda Athletic)

Having progressed through the Bangor academy system and then onto 1876, Pentraeth-based Taylor is of good pedigree.

Bethesda manager Mark Hughes is delighted to get him on board for the challenging tier 3 campaign ahead.

Taylor, 21, offers good balance down the left, is tenacious and good on the ball. Will be keen to make an impression at Parc Meurig.

Paddy Hold (Llandudno Albion to Llandudno)

Made 22 appearances in the Ardal North West League for Llandudno Albion last season, but with that club disbanding he has returned to Llandudno FC where his talents developed in the junior ranks.

This 17-year-old highly-rated prospect previously represented Llandudno’s development, junior and academy sides.

Oliver Farebrother (Penrhyncoch to Chirk AAA)

Goalkeeper who played in the Cymru North for Penrhyncoch last season and will stay at that level having signed for Chirk.

Earned rave reviews last term after his performances for The Roosters.

This 23-year-old glovesman has also represented TNS Development, Aberystwyth, Aberaeron, Bow Street, Padiham, Clitheroe and Ashton United.

Tom Philp (Mountain Rangers to Cemaes Bay)

Young defender Philp has the potential to become a pivotal figure in the Cemaes back-line this season.

The 21-year-old has previously turned out for Bontnewydd and Nantlle Vale Reserves and Mountain Rangers.

Philp played in every league match for Caernarfon-based Rangers last season and was captain of the club.

James Burgess (to CPD Llannerchymedd)

Much-travelled striker and consistent goal scorer who has played for a number of Anglesey clubs over the years including Cemaes Bay, Amlwch Town, Glantraeth, Gwalchmai and Bodedern Athletic.

Returns to Llannerchymedd after a season and a half away in which he had brief spells with Amlwch, Menai Bridge and Cemaes. Needs no introduction, strong, powerful and good in the air.

Shaun Cavanagh (Llandudno to Porthmadog)

Talented goal scorer returns to Porthmadog for a third spell.

A pacy skilful forward or attacking midfielder, his previous clubs include Bangor City, Caernarfon Town and Prestatyn Town, as well as Llandudno.

Won the Cymru Alliance League title with Caernarfon Town in 2017-18. Shaun first signed for Porthmadog in 2018-19, where he finished top-scorer with 12 goals in 22 starts as the Traeth men finished third in the Cymru Alliance.

Rejoined now Welsh Premier club Caernarfon in 2019-20, but was back at Porthmadog in January 2020 where he again made a big impact, scoring six times in four matches,

In more recent times has been a regular goal-getter in Llandudno colours.