Stephen Duke-McKenna has recently signed with Harrogate Town as their first addition for the upcoming 2024-25 season. The 23-year-old winger joins the League Two club after departing from QPR, where he only made 10 appearances over five seasons. Duke-McKenna, who has represented Guyana internationally and was once a part of Everton’s youth system, spent the latter half of the previous season on loan with Sutton United.
Harrogate Town concluded the previous season in 13th place, marking their fourth consecutive year in League Two. With Duke-McKenna now part of their squad, the club is hopeful that his arrival will bolster their team and help them achieve success in the upcoming campaign. As they prepare for the challenges ahead, Harrogate Town fans are looking forward to seeing what Duke-McKenna can bring to the team and how he can contribute to their goals for the season.
In an interview with the club’s website, Duke-McKenna expressed his confidence in Harrogate Town’s plan for him. He mentioned that his limited playing time at QPR did not deter him from joining Harrogate Town because of its ambitions and potential to succeed. Despite his limited experience in professional football, Duke-McKenna is eager to learn from experienced players at Harrogate Town and showcase his abilities on the field.
Harrogate Town fans are excited to see what Duke-McKenna can offer to their team. He brings a different perspective and style of play that could benefit Harrogate Town’s attacking prowess and creativity on the field. Additionally, Duke-McKenna has shown a good work ethic during training sessions, which has impressed coaches and players alike at Harrogate Town.
As we look forward to seeing what Duke-McKenna can achieve with Harrogate Town next season, it is clear that this young player has great potential and talent that needs nurturing and development. With hard work and dedication from both him and the coaching staff at Harrogate Town, we can expect big things from this exciting signing in 2024/25.
