Caernarfon Town manager Richard Davies confirmed transfer activity as the club seeks to replace departed midfielder Darren Thomas, who left after 15 years at the club. Davies, who signed a new contract through 2029, emphasized the need to add depth to the squad before the September 1 transfer deadline. 'With Daz leaving, I’d like to bring another body in, so we can replenish,' Davies said, though he admitted no urgency to complete a deal. The Cofis, who earned six points from their first three Cymru Premier fixtures, will face Trefelin at Ynys Park in their next match.
Manager Eyes Reinforcements After Thomas Exit
Davies acknowledged Thomas' decision to leave for regular football, despite attempts to retain him until Christmas. 'I tried to convince him to stay even till Christmas. I was convinced that he would get minutes on the pitch,' Davies said. The midfielder, who won the Welsh Cup with Caernarfon, remains a key figure in the club's history. Davies praised Thomas' impact, calling his Welsh Cup victory 'one of my proudest moments.'
Davies Commits to Long-Term Future
Davies, 41, signed a new contract this week, securing his role until 2029. 'It didn’t take long, I can tell you that. It means a lot to me,' he said, aligning his ambitions with the club's goals. Despite the transfer focus, Davies expressed confidence in the squad's current state. 'If the window was to close tomorrow, I’m really happy with what we’ve got,' he added. The Canaries aim to build on their promising start, with a focus on consistency ahead of their trip to Trefelin.
