Allen is heading back to the island after near-two-year stint in New Zealand, where he played for Team Wellington in the country's domestic top-flight.

Having scored a hat-trick against Shoreham in his last appearance for the Green Lions in December 2017, he went on to score 26 goals in 34 games with 'Tee-Dubs', winning the Oceanic Champions League.

This ensured qualification to the FIFA World Club Cup in the UAE, where he came off the bench in extra-time against hosts Al-Ain with the game poised at 3-3.

He smashed his side's first penalty of the resultant shoot-out into the top corner, but unfortunately his team were eliminated on spot-kicks.

Allen remains the Sarnians' record goalscorer with an incredible 239 goals in 226 games - that included 3 or more goals for Guernsey FC on 28 occasions - 20 hat-tricks, five 4-goal hauls, twice scoring five times in a game and once netting 6 times against Crawley Down Gatwick in a club-record 11-0 win in January 2014.

One of Allen's best seasons was in 2013/14, when he scored 54 goals as the Green Lions reached the Isthmian League.