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Ryan seeks to revitalise Kaan

WELLING United manager Ryan Maxwell wants to help new signing Kaan Bennett return to the pro ranks.

Previously at Colchester United, Bennett scored eight goals in 16 games for Burgess Hill Town after joining from Lewes in January. The 21-year-old scored for Lewes against Isthmian Premier Welling on both occasions last season.
“Kaan is exciting, robust and technically very good,” said Wings boss Ryan Maxwell. “He’s desperate to be a full-time player again and I certainly believe he can be.”
The player himself said: “I wouldn’t have jo...

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