Attacking or defensive midfielder, aged 22, who played for Cymru North club Mold Alexandra between January 2025 and March 2026, making 33 first team appearances.
Before that, he had a spell at Glan Conwy in Tier 5 and previously represented Llanrwst United in Ardal North West, featuring in 100 first-team matches.
Aged just 17, he has already carved out a reputation as a goalscorer in Tier 4.
He netted 19 goals in 46 games for Glan Conwy over the past two seasons, plus 10 for the development team.
As a junior, he starred for Llandudno Junction Harriers Under-16s, Colwyn Bay Academy U14, U15 and U16.
Defender who made 19 first team appearances for Glan Conwy in the North Wales Coast East Premier Division last season.
He has also played for Llandudno Junction, Penmaenmawr Phoenix and Llandudno Amateurs. During a previous longer spell with Glan Conwy, he made 55 appearances.
Another 17-year-old talent who moved over from Glan Conwy.
Broke into the first team at Glan at the end of 2024-25 and went on to feature in 24 games, bagging eight goals.
He progressed through junior teams at Colwyn Bay and Penrhyn Bay, as well as the Glan Conwy Development side.
Experienced player, aged 28, who made more than 50 appearances for Glan Conwy before joining Llanfairfechan for the 2026-27 season.
Last season, Ynys Môn-based Llanerchymedd finished rock bottom of the Tier 4 North Wales Coast West Premier Division, recording not a single win in 28 matches and earning only four points.
This term they will look to bounce back after revealing SIX new signings as the changes are rung at Tan Parc.
Usher joins from Talysarn Celts and operates as a central-midfielder or can also play up front as a striker. Box to Box player, Aggressive and has got an eye for a goal.
Aged 25, he has scored 14 goals in 69 appearances for Celts.
Joins from CPD Cefni. An experienced defender who can play anywhere across the back line, he will bring a lot of tenacity and a never-say-die attitude to the side.
He has made 106 appearances for Cefni since the 2021-22 season.
Edwards lands from CPD Gwalchmai and can operate either at right-back or in midfield. Strong in the tackle and gives everything to the cause, he will no doubt be a key player for Llan this season.
He has played for a number of other Ynys Môn clubs, including CPD Y Fali, CPD Aberffraw, Valley Seniors and Holyhead Town, as well as Llanerchymedd.
Young lad and talented player who switches to the Medd from CPD Gaerwen where he spent last season.
Left-sided player with bags of energy and pace. The Llan management cannot wait to see what he has to offer this upcoming season.
Made 22 appearances last season for a Gaerwen side which finished runners-up in the North Wales Coast West Division One.
No stranger to the club as he played for Medd in 2023-24 and 2024-25. Green rejoins Llan from Amlwch Town, where he spent last season
Strong, commanding and very good with his feet , he will be a big asset for the team this season.
Has also played football in the Rhyl area for NFA and Bow.
A quality young goalkeeping prospect.
Commits to Medd from CPD Gaerwen and is the younger brother of Dion who plays for Llan.
Another who is a village lad, strong in the air and a very good shot stopper.
A CPD Llanerchymedd statement said: “We can’t wait to see him between the sticks this season and see him develop more to be a good goalkeeper.”
Exciting young attacking talent who won the Welsh Youth Cup with Caernarfon Town Development last season,
This highly-rated 17-year-old has also represented the Wrexham AFC Academy at U15 and U16 levels.
Now comes a chance to break through in senior football at Tier 3 Pwllheli.
Eighteen-year-old who spent last season on loan at Pwllheli from Caernarfon Town.
Made 28 appearances for Pwll last term and the club is delighted to sign Williams on a permanent deal.
A Pwllheli statement said: “After a successful loan spell from Caernarfon Town last season, Ioan made a big impression with his commitment, professionalism and consistent performances in a Pwllheli shirt.
“His dedication to the club and understanding of the squad make him a fantastic addition as we continue to build for the new season, and we are thrilled to see his move become permanent.”
After last season’s heroics in winning the North Wales Coast West League Premier Division title, Nefyn United will want to take a strong squad into Tier 3.
They have made a fine start by signing Zak Pike, a highly regarded young striker from Porthmadog.
The 20-year-old winger jwill bring energy and attacking quality to the Penwaig, He also has experience playing up front, adding versatility as a player. Zak also has valuable Tier 3 experience from his time with Nantlle Vale, making him an exciting addition ahead of the upcoming season.
Nefyn management: “We’re delighted to bring Zak into the squad. He’s a young, promising player who will add energy and quality as we take on our new challenge in Tier 3. The squad are all looking forward to welcoming him to the club.”
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