Cheltenham Town has welcomed two new players to their squad, Owen Evans and Joe Day, as they prepare for the upcoming season in League Two.
Evans, 27, is returning to the club after being released by Walsall, where he spent two seasons. During his time at Walsall, Evans made 45 appearances in total. However, he previously had a successful loan spell with Cheltenham in 2020, making 45 appearances before moving on to Walsall.
In addition to Evans, Joe Day has also joined the team from Newport as a player-coach. Day worked closely with Cheltenham manager Michael Flynn during his time at Newport. Flynn expressed his confidence in Day’s abilities and called him a “fantastic lad with a good temperament.” He also highlighted Day’s impressive goalkeeping skills.
Day’s role at Cheltenham will be as a player-coach, which he is comfortable with. Flynn believes that Day’s experience and abilities will make him a valuable addition to the squad. With these new additions to the team, Cheltenham Town is ready to tackle the challenges that lie ahead in League Two.
As they prepare for their return to League Two action this season, it’s clear that Cheltenham Town is taking things very seriously. The signing of goalkeepers Owen Evans and Joe Day shows that the club is looking to strengthen its defense and keep its opponents from scoring goals.
Evans brings experience and familiarity to the squad after spending two seasons with Walsall. Meanwhile, Joe Day comes from Newport where he worked closely with manager Michael Flynn during his time there.
Both players are expected to play key roles for the team this season as they look to secure promotion back into League One.
As we move closer to kickoff day for Cheltenham Town’s return to League Two action this season, it’s clear that they are well-prepared and ready for whatever challenges come their way.
