Still on the transfer trail – 10 more new signings

Leighton Brewer (Airbus UK Broughton to Llandudno Amateurs)

Looks like an excellent signing for Llandudno Amateurs.
Only 19 years of age, Brewer impressed with Llandudno Junction U16s and the Colwyn Bay Academy before joining up with The New Saints Academy, where he enjoyed a tremendous goals return for the under-16s prior to progressing to the Reserves.
He continued to pile up the goals with the Reserve and Development teams at Park Hall before Airbus snapped him up at the start of last season.
Brewer scored 19 goals and registered 3 assists in 21 games for the Wingmakers’ Development side and made a brief first team debut for Airbus in the Welsh Cup against Flint.

Isaac Godwin (The New Saints to Dinas Bangor City 1876 – loan)

Dynamic left-back arrives at the Bangor City Stadium on loan from Cymru Premier champions The New Saints.
The 19-year-old was on the bench when Saints recently met Sabah FK of Azerbaijan in the UEFA Champions League.
Godwin first joined the Saints’ academy set-up at U12s level before joining Shrewsbury Town as an under-16.
After progressing through the ranks at the New Meadow, he signed his first professional contract with the club in 2025.
During his time at Shrewsbury, Godwin gained valuable senior and first-team experience with loan spells at Bromsgrove Sporting, Newcastle Town and Vauxhall Motors while also making his first-team debut as a substitute against Walsall in the EFL Trophy.
He re-signed for The New Saints last month before moving on loan to Bangor where he has the chance to make an impact in Welsh Tier 2.
Godwin joins Connor Evans, John Danby, Haci Ozlu, Jack Burman, Guto Williams, Max Purvis and Blaine Hudson as summer arrivals at the BCS.

Dean Seager (to Llandudno Swifts)

Experienced striker who has scored goals right up to Cymru North level.

Joins Swifts from Llandudno Junction where he had spent the past three seasons, scoring 17 in the 2023-24 campaign.

Seager was at Llandudno Albion in 2022-23, their final season before sadly disbanding.

Prior to that, the striker scored goals for Llandudno, where he made a brief appearance in the Cymru Premier, and Conwy Borough. 

Kyle Cooper (Penmaenmawr Phoenix to Llandudno Swifts)

Versatile 21-year-old who has represented Llandudno and Denbigh Town in the Tier 2 JD Cymru North.
Had two spells with Penmaenmawr Phoenix in 2024-25, helping them win the treble of North Wales Coast East Premier Division title, Cookson Cup and NWCFA Intermediate Cup.
Joined CPD Dinas Bangor City 1876 at the start of last season, but returned to Pen in January 2026.

Swifts have made a number of other good signings in the past month, including striker Jack Williams and young talent Lloyd McElroy from Llandudno Junction, as well as Lewis Appleton, Cole Twomey, Harry Davies and Dylan Unstead.

Paul Fleming (Prestatyn Town to CPD Y Rhyl 1879)

After a six-month spell at Prestatyn Town, where he made 13 first-team appearances, the popular Fleming is back at the Hops and Barley Community Stadium.

The 39-year-old was a key player in the Rhyl 1879 side which lifted the Ardal North West title in 2024-25.

The attacking midfield general is perhaps best known for five successful years at Denbigh Town where the highlight was lifting the Ardal NW championship and Ardal Northern Cup in 2022-23.

Fleming joined Denbigh from St Asaph City in 2019.
As captain, he won both the aforementioned league and cup double, whilst also skippering the side to the 2023 FAW Trophy final. That unforgettable 2022-23 campaign saw him bag 24 goals in 38 matches.
In a Denbigh shirt, he totalled 133 games in all competitions scoring 42 goals – 26 league and 16 cups.

Fleming joined the Lilywhites in November 2024 and featured in 38 matches for Paul Moore’s side, notching 10 goals, before moving to Prestatyn in late January 2026.

Math Jones (Porthmadog to Llangefni Town)

Attacking midfielder who was in the Caernarfon Town Under-16 team which competed in the FAW Academy League in 2019-20 before signing for Nantlle Vale at the start of 2021-22 and scoring twice on his debut in a 4-2 FAW Amateur Trophy win over Llanrug United.

Spent four seasons with Vale, making 83 first team appearances and netting 10 goals before signing for Porthmadog at the start of 2025-26.

Played in 10 games for Port before returning to Nantlle Vale in March 2026, scoring on his second ‘debut’ in a 5-2 victory against Cemaes Bay, making 10 more appearances for the Penygroes team and netting three goals.

Luke Riley (to CPD Y Rhyl 1879)

Riley joins the Lilywhites following spells with Maghull FC, Garswood United and Golborne Sports, adding further quality and competition to Rhyl’s goalkeeping department this season.

Promise Mmadi (to CPD Y Rhyl 1879)

Greater Manchester based right winger arrives at Rhyl with plenty of pace, energy and ambition, having previously featured for Manchester City and Morecambe academies, Reddish Villa, Manchester Rose, AR Elite and other non-league sides.
Mmadi has already enjoyed some big experiences in his young career, including being offered a trial with Everton and finishing runners-up in the Manchester Junior Premier League.

Alex-Romio Kenamuinjo (to CPD Y Rhyl 1879)

Alex-Romio has an impressive footballing background and plenty of ambition, having previously featured for Kaizen Football Academy, Prescot Cables, Runcorn Linnets, FC St Helens, Liverpool John Moores University, Litherland Remyca and Pilkington.
His football journey began in Namibia and South Africa, where he played his youth football before moving to England six years ago to continue pursuing his ambitions.
One of Alex-Romio’s proudest achievements came at international level, captaining the Namibia Youth National Teams at both U13 and U17 level and representing his country against nations including South Africa and Zimbabwe.
A dynamic and attack-minded full-back or midfielder, Alex-Romio lists his key attributes as his pace, leadership, attacking runs and ability to create assists and contribute goals from the back.

Oliver Karolak (Bala Town to Cefn Albion)

Tier 3 club Cefn Albion have signed 18 year old goalkeeper Oliver Karolak from Bala Town.
Oli is a product of the TNS academy but made the move to neighbours Rhos Aelwyd last season and impressed in his first season in the Ardal NE, making 24 league appearances.
His form caught the eye of Bala Town, where he moved earlier in the summer.
An Albion statement said: “Oli is a very athletic, young keeper with a bright future and we’re delighted he’s chosen to sign for Cefn Albion. “