Morecambe FC have signed former Accrington Stanley and Gillingham winger, Jack Nolan.
The 24-year-old came through the ranks at Reading before signing for EFL League Two Walsall in 2020.
Nolan then made the move to Accrington Stanley in 2021. During his time there, he made 63 appearances and scored 17 times across League One and League Two.
He spent last season at Gillingham where he scored on his debut before departing the club by mutual consent earlier this month.
Speaking on the arrival of Jack Nolan, Ashvir Singh Johal said: “I’m really pleased to have Jack here with us. Since he left his previous club last week, he’s had a lot of interest from teams high in the pyramid, so for him to decide to join Morecambe – I think it is a real testament to what we are trying to build here.
“He’s a young player but he is vastly experienced in the EFL. Jack is an exciting player who is definitely going to contribute to us scoring more goals.
‘’He is a very mature player, he is very intelligent and I think he is going to be a massive addition to this group and our fans will really enjoy watching him play.”
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