In the summer transfer window, Barrow has signed defender Rory Feely to a new contract. The 27-year-old Irish player is known for his long-throw skills and has been a regular in the team for the past 18 months with 43 appearances. Initially, the club had announced that Feely would be released along with nine other players at the end of their contracts, but they had a change of heart after realizing his value to the squad.
Feely’s signing is a boost for Barrow as they look to strengthen their squad for the upcoming season. His experience and contributions on the pitch make him a valuable asset for the team as they aim for a successful campaign in League Two. Barrow sporting director Iain Wood explained that as they progressed through the summer transfer window, they came to see that Feely still had unique qualities that could benefit the team.
Feely’s long-throw skills have been an important part of Barrow’s success in recent seasons and will likely continue to be an asset in the coming year. With this signing, Barrow has shown its commitment to building a strong squad that can compete at every level of play.
