The former Huddersfield Town player, who made one Championship appearance for the Terriers, arrives at the Global Autocare Stadium from rivals Brighouse Town.

After leaving Huddersfield his first permanent port of call in non-League football was with Ossett Albion in late 2017.

He’s also had spells with Liversedge, but his main club since 2018 has been Brighouse where he has developed into a solid Step 4 defender.

A local lad who attended the open trials is among the latest three new signings at NPL Division One East outfit Tadcaster Albion.

Eighteen-year-old centre-back Kieran Burton was most recently playing for Championship club Barnsley`s scholars.

He actually played for Tadcaster’s under-7s way back when and he was playing for Tadcaster Magnets by the age of 15.

Attacking midfielder Oliver Norman has impressed in the pre-season friendlies and has earned a deal.

He was recently released by Bradford City where he was in their under-18 side.

Centre-back Kesi Omolokun is the third signing.

Having come through the Bradford City ranks and had a loan spell with Scarborough Athletic whilst on the Bantams boos.

H joined Aberdeen in 2016 for a year before falling out of love for the game.

Other than a few games for Eccleshill United and Albion Sports in the Toolstation Northern Counties East League, he has rarely played until deciding to get fit this year.

Quinn told his club`s website: “Oliver has recently left Bradford City and we have been very impressed with his application and technical ability. It’s early days for Oli at senior level but it’s up to him to work hard and to keep impressing in pre-season and beyond.

“Kieran attended our open trial in June. We have been impressed with him since the trial, so much so we have involved him quickly with the first team squad and he has taken his opportunity.”