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WORTHING United boss Adam Hinshelwood has completed a double striker swoop by bringing in strikers Ollie Pearce and Callum Kealy.
Pearce joins from fellow Bostik Premier side Bognor Regis, where he been for the last seven years, while Kealy arrives at The Robert Albion Memorial Ground following spells with both Lewes and Met Police last season.
Hinshelwood said: “They’re local, very talented, young, hungry and I’m really excited to get working with them.”

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