Striker Kaelyn Williams is back at Flint Town United!
The 18-year-old left the Essity Stadium in February to join NFA, helping them survive in Tier 2 Genero Adran North, making four appearances.
Kaelyn previously represented NFA at under-16 and under-19 level before signing for newly-formed Flint at the start of 2022-23.
In her first season in the North Wales Women’s League, she scored eight goals in 14 games for the Silkwomen.
Last season, she bagged six goals in eight matches for Flint, making an early impact for a team which eventually won the North Wales Women’s League East Division title before making the switch to Rhyl-based NFA.
She is now back with Flint, managed by Tony Doyle, Stephen Hughes and Lee Hastings, having compiled an impressive overall record of 14 goals in 22 appearances for the team.
Tall and tricky, she is a great asset to any forward line.
Flint have also signed another 18-year-old in Carys Chaisty, who made a handful of first team appearances for NFA last season.
Before that she played for CPD Y Rhyl 1879 Girls.
Flint also recently signed defenders India Howarth and Alaw Jones from Airbus and Denbigh Town respectively.
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