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Sutton Coldfield Town reveal two new signings
Sutton Coldfield Town have announced the signings of Leo Brown and Callum King-Harmes.
Brown returns to the Royals for his second spell and featured from the bench against Ilkeston last weekend.
He originally joined the club on loan from Birmingham City, before a serious injury cut short the deal when the forward was on international duty with Northern Ireland Under-18s.
King-Harmes is a former football league winger who joins on dual-registration from Hednesford Town.
Manager Neil Tooth said: "Leo is someone we have kept in touch with over the last few years and now he is fully recovered from the horrible injury that lost him a few years playing time, we are delighted to welcome him back to the club.
"Leo is big, strong and quick and can finish, so I have no doubt once he gets up to full match fitness, he will be a real asset for us.
"I'm delighted to get Callum on board and his pedigree speaks for itself.
"He is local lad and Hednesford want him out and playing games and after a good chat with the management there I'm grateful they have allowed us to have Callum for a month.
"He has shown in the two sessions he has been in with us that he has lots of ability so I'm really looking forward to seeing I'm in a Royals shirt."
He originally joined the club on loan from Birmingham City, before a serious injury cut short the deal when the forward was on international duty with Northern Ireland Under-18s.
King-Harmes is a former football league winger who joins on dual-registration from Hednesford Town.
Manager Neil Tooth said: "Leo is someone we have kept in touch with over the last few years and now he is fully recovered from the horrible injury that lost him a few years playing time, we are delighted to welcome him back to the club.
"Leo is big, strong and quick and can finish, so I have no doubt once he gets up to full match fitness, he will be a real asset for us.
"I'm delighted to get Callum on board and his pedigree speaks for itself.
"He is local lad and Hednesford want him out and playing games and after a good chat with the management there I'm grateful they have allowed us to have Callum for a month.
"He has shown in the two sessions he has been in with us that he has lots of ability so I'm really looking forward to seeing I'm in a Royals shirt."
