The
27-year-old, who has signed a two-year deal, scored 21 goals last season for
Vanarama National League side FC Halifax Town, where his contract expires this
summer.
He
is Wild's first signing since he left Halifax to take over at Barrow following
the Shaymen's defeat in the National League play-offs last month.
Waters
signed for FC Halifax in July 2021 from National League rivals Torquay United,
where he had been since October 2020.
He
was no stranger to Gulls boss Gary Johnson, having played an integral role in
Cheltenham Town regaining their Football League status, prior to a move to
Northampton Town.
Having
begun his career at Crewe Alexandra, a successful trial with Cheltenham paid
huge dividends for both the team and individual, as Waters notched 11 goals as
the Robins marched towards the 2015/16 National League title.
He
went on to enjoy an even better season in the division above the following
season, with his 16 goals earning him Cheltenham’s player of the season award,
prior to his move to Northampton later that summer.
Subsequent
loan spells at Cambridge United, Cheltenham again and Newport County followed. |