Chasetown FC’s push for the play-offs has been dealt a blow after striker Paul Sullivan confirmed his departure.
The forward has agreed a switch to near neighbours Hednesford Town after scoring 16 times in 32 games for the Scholars this season.
“He is a great lad and will be a huge loss to us,” manager Craig Harris said. “But he wants to take his chance at a higher level and goes with all our best wishes.”
Chasetown FC’s push for the play-offs has been dealt a blow after striker Paul Sullivan confirmed his departure.
The forward has agreed a switch to near neighbours Hednesford Town after scoring 16 times in 32 games for the Scholars this season.
“He is a great lad and will be a huge loss to us,” manager Craig Harris said. “But he wants to take his chance at a higher level and goes with all our best wishes.”
Hednesford manager Rob Smith said he was delighted to capture the 21-year-old.
“He is a great prospect and fits the profile of young, hungry players that we already have at the club,” The Pitmen boss said.
