National League

Hurst picks up Gibraltan pair

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
28 June 2026

BOSTON United have agreed a deal to sign Gibraltan international pair Nicholas Pozo and Kai Mauro.
Pozo, 21, featured for Lincoln Red Imps in the Europa Conference League last season after they started their European campaign in the Champions League qualifying rounds.
He has made 25 appearances for his country since making his debut against North Macedonia in 2022.
Mauro, 19, has linked up with the Pilgrims from Spanish side Cadiz C – and arrives on an initial one-year-contract
He has 10 full international caps so far having appeared in domestic club football in both Gibral...

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