National League North & South

MURRAY HAS A JOY OF SIX

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
25 June 2017

BOSTON United have made their sixth signing of the summer with the arrival of Solihull Moors winger Pearson Mwanyongo.
The attacker impressed at the beginning of last season while at Evo- Stik Division One South side Gresley, scoring 19 goals in 31 appearances.
That form earned him a trial with League Two Grimsby, before Solihull snapped up the 24-year-old on New Year’s Eve last year.
United boss Adam Murray said: “He is hungry to prove a point. He’s an exciting winger who wants to go past people and score goals.”

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