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Lions swoop for goal ace Cam

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
7 June 2026

GUISELEY boss Ian Richards has made a statement of intent with the signing of prolific striker Cam Wilson.
The 23-year-old striker was the second top scorer in NPL East last season with 26 goals for Matlock Town.
An academy product at Scunthorpe, Wilson played eight times for his hometown team before joining Scarborough Athletic, initially on loan, at the end of the 2023/24 season.
Richards said: “We are excited by the signing of Cam, he is a player with huge quality and the ability to create and score goals.
“On both occasions we watched him live last season, he was the b...

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