Poppies snap up goalkeeper Rhys

By Jon Dunham
Published 10th Jun 2021, 15:48 GMT
Updated 10th Jun 2021, 15:50 GMT
Goalkeeper Rhys Davies put the final touches on his move to Kettering Town along with Poppies assistant-manager John Ramshaw. Picture courtesy of Poppies MediaGoalkeeper Rhys Davies put the final touches on his move to Kettering Town along with Poppies assistant-manager John Ramshaw. Picture courtesy of Poppies Media
Goalkeeper Rhys Davies put the final touches on his move to Kettering Town along with Poppies assistant-manager John Ramshaw. Picture courtesy of Poppies Media
The former Leicester City stopper has joined Kettering Town

Kettering Town have completed their second summer signing with the capture of goalkeeper Rhys Davies.

The Cardiff-born stopper started his career at his hometown club Cardiff City before a spell with Newport County.

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A £250,000 move to Leicester City followed where he saved a penalty during the Foxes 2020-21 EFL Trophy campaign, against Rochdale.

The 22-year-old has now joined the Poppies after Adam Collin departed the club this summer sign for Basford United.

Assistant manager John Ramshaw said: "We are delighted to have signed Rhys and believe he has a bright future with the club.

"He comes with an exciting pedigree and we look forward to working with him."

Davies follows Jordon Crawford into Latimer Park after the forward became the Poppies' first summer signing after joining from Corby Town.

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