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Sisa the answer for Holy Blues
Gainsborough Trinity have announced the signing of Sisa Tuntulwana from Grantham Town.
Tuntulwana, 20, began his career at the Gingerbreads and broke into the first team during the 2021/22 campaign.
Since then, he has made 53 appearances at right back, scoring eight goals.
The young defender has also enjoyed time on loan at Wisbech and Boston Town.
On his move to Gainsborough, Tuntulwana said: "My hope for next season is to help the team finish higher than we did this season and possibly get into the play-offs as I see you narrowly missed out on them this last season.
"It truly is a privilege to be part of this team, having played against Gainsborough once before, the atmosphere from the fans was electric.
"It was a no-brainer for me when the gaffer got in contact to play at a very good club, in a very good league."
Holy Blues manager Russ Wilcox was delighted to secure the signature of the athletic wing-back, saying: "Sisa is a young hungry RB/RWB who is driven to play as high as he possibly can.
"He sees this opportunity to keep learning and developing amongst our group and is quick and direct."
Photo credit: Gainsborough Trinity
Since then, he has made 53 appearances at right back, scoring eight goals.
The young defender has also enjoyed time on loan at Wisbech and Boston Town.
On his move to Gainsborough, Tuntulwana said: "My hope for next season is to help the team finish higher than we did this season and possibly get into the play-offs as I see you narrowly missed out on them this last season.
"It truly is a privilege to be part of this team, having played against Gainsborough once before, the atmosphere from the fans was electric.
"It was a no-brainer for me when the gaffer got in contact to play at a very good club, in a very good league."
Holy Blues manager Russ Wilcox was delighted to secure the signature of the athletic wing-back, saying: "Sisa is a young hungry RB/RWB who is driven to play as high as he possibly can.
"He sees this opportunity to keep learning and developing amongst our group and is quick and direct."
Photo credit: Gainsborough Trinity
