SOLIHULL Moors have announced that George Carline has signed a contract extension committing himself to the club until the end of the 2019/20 season.
The 25-year old, a versatile player in Tim Flowers’ side, has been a trusted member of the squad ever since arriving from Hednesford Town in the 2016/17 season, amassing 97 appearances in all competitions for the Moors.
Appearing 32 times this season, he becomes the latest name to extend his future with the club, and expressed his delight to have another year at least at The Automated Technology Group Stadium.
“The Club has changed a massive amount in quite a short space of time, but I’m just excited to be here for another year at least and I’m looking forward to it.
“The togetherness of the group we’ve got was another big factor in me signing. It’s a great group of lads, the staff around us as well, the management team and everyone at the Club.
“Personally, I try and do a job wherever I get asked to play and there’s a lot of players in the team who can do that.
“I see myself as one of those that can step in and help the team out in any way, which is important.”
Mark Fogarty, sporting director at the Moors, reflected on the importance of keeping such a reliable member of the squad in Carline at the club.
“We are delighted to have secured George for another season. This is reward for his loyalty and outstanding professionalism over the past few seasons.
“George has played in many positions and has always performed well. He is one of the fittest members of the squad and is never a moment’s problem.
“I know the Manager wanted to keep him because of these reasons and also his versatility. He will be a tremendous addition to an already very strong squad of players for next season.”
