The New Saints sign former Shrewsbury Town midfielder Josh Daniels
The New Saints have made a big statement in the transfer window - by signing midfielder Josh Daniels following his release from Shrewsbury Town.
The 26-year-old Northern Irishman played 51 times for Salop across two seasons at the club - including 21 appearances in the 2021/22 season.
However, he was one of the players to be released by Steve Cotterill in the summer and Saints boss Anthony Limbrick has moved to bring the former youth international to Park Hall.
And the Saints boss has described the capture as a real coup.
He said: “We’ve been monitoring Josh for some time now and adding him to the squad is a real coup for The New Saints.
“He’s an exciting ball-carrying winger who can get you up the pitch, and he arrives with both European and English Football League experience.
“A good age and a good character, he’ll fit in very well here at Park Hall.”
The former Derry City and Glenavon midfielder, who moved to Salop in 2020, is now in line to make his debut in the club's Champions League qualifier against Linfield next week.
It comes after TNS also captured Coventry City defender Josh Pask.
Pask, who came through the ranks at West Ham, went on to play in the EFL with Gillingham and Dagenham before turning out 20 times for Coventry City.
He spent last season on loan at Newport County - but has now been captured by the Saints
