Hednesford Town add some firepower to their attack
Former Yeovil Town striker drops down a level to join the Pitmen.
Hednesford Town have snapped up striker Aaron Jarvis, as their summer rebuild continues.
The 28-year-old front man moves to Keys Park in National League North after spending the previous two seasons at the level above with Yeovil Town.
Jarvis has extensive experience of the National League - having also turned out for Boreham Wood, Sutton United and Torquay United in that division. He has also played in the EFL for Luton Town and Scunthorpe United.
“I’m delighted, from when I first worked through the door there’s great things going on at this club,” he said. “They’ve got a brilliant owner who’s looking to take this club to the next level and I hopefully I can be part of that.
“The manager (Kelvin Davis) was also a big part of me joining.
“We see eye-to-eye with the way we want to play football, so hopefully he can get the best out of me.”
Despite promotion, Hednesford are undergoing a massive rebuilding of the squad following their switch to full-time football.
Sonny Sharples has signed from Bolton Wanderers and goalkeeper Sam Hornby joined from Walsall in recent days, following deals earlier this month for Dylan Mottley-Henry and Jamie Cooke.
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