The New Saints have signed goalkeeper Becca Elliott from Bangor 1876.
The Saints’ newest recruit also boasts international accolades, having made appearances for both Wales’ U17 and U19 sides during her career to date.
Prior to her time at Bangor, Elliott has played for a wide range of clubs in the Welsh football pyramid including Flint Town United, Prestatyn Town, Llandudno and Caernarfon Town.
The Saints have also added defensive reinforcement to their backline following the permanent signing of defender Kay Baker.
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Baker joins the club having most recently represented Leek Town in the FA Women’s National League system.
The 27-year-old now makes the move to Oswestry to begin life in Wales’ top-flight and signs a semi-professional contract with the club.
Prior to joining Leek, Baker also featured for Salford City Lionesses, where she previously worked with current TNS head coach, Shauna Duffy, who was then manager of the Ammies.
The defender made 80 appearances during her time at Salford, putting in a number of impressive appearances week-on-week.
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