Terrors vision is showing as Tooting & Mitcham swoop for Andrew Sesay

Sesay played three times for Leafe last season, having made five appearances with three goals during 2019-20.

TOOTING & Mitcham United have signed former Whyteleafe winger Andrew Sesay and announced the return of four others.

Sesay played three times for Leafe last season, having made five appearances with three goals during 2019-20.

He also appeared four times for Three Bridges last term where he had regularly played the previous season.

Sesay is familiar with the Isthmian League following stints at Greenwich Borough and Tonbridge Angels.

The Terrors have also tied down midfield duo Jake Rose and Mark Waters for another season.

Dean Hamlin, a defender, and talented winger Kyrique Garvey Williams have also committed.

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