Caernarfon Town have been active in the Cymru Leagues summer transfer window, completing 15 signings and confirming three departures. The club's business was detailed in a transfer tracker published by clwbpeldroed.org this week, ahead of the window closing on August 31.
This recruitment drive comes as the team sits sixth in the Cymru Premier with nine points from four games. Their record shows three wins and one loss, with a positive goal difference of five. They are three points behind the early leaders, Barry Town.
Who are Caernarfon Town's new signings?
The list of arrivals at The Oval is extensive and includes players from rival clubs across the Welsh pyramid. From The New Saints alone, Caernarfon have brought in Brad Young, Sion Bradley, Zack Clarke, and Jake Canavan. They have also raided Connah's Quay Nomads for Noah Edwards, Chris Marriott, and Ben Nash.
Further additions include Jordan Piggott from AFC Telford United, Kyle Harrison and Iwan Lewis from Bala Town, and Gruff John and Darren Thomas from Porthmadog. Offrande Zanzala joins from Marine, and Simba Nyamwanza completes the incoming group. The fee for Noah Edwards from Connah's Quay was undisclosed.
Which players have left the club?
While focusing on arrivals, Caernarfon Town have also seen a trio of exits. Goalkeeper Adam Davies has moved to Colwyn Bay. Stefan Alford has joined Porthmadog, and Connor Evans has made the switch to Bangor City 1876. These moves free up squad space and potentially budget for the new signings.
You can view the updated team roster on our dedicated squad page.
How does the squad look for the season ahead?
The scale of the turnover suggests a significant rebuild under manager Richard Davies. Integrating so many new faces presents both a challenge and an opportunity to refresh the team's dynamics. The early league form, with a recent run of WWLW, indicates the new group is finding its feet quickly.
The club's next challenge is an away fixture against Airbus UK on October 30. Airbus currently sit 11th in the table, making it a key opportunity for Caernarfon to consolidate their top-six position. Fans can track the team's progress and upcoming matches on our fixtures and standings pages.
What are the rules after the window closes?
The summer transfer window for Cymru Leagues clubs closes at 11 pm UK time on Monday, August 31. After that deadline, clubs in the first and second tiers can still sign free agents, provided those players are not registered with another club. However, once a free agent is signed post-window, no further additions can be made until the January 1, 2027 transfer window opens. This rule makes the final days of August critical for completing any remaining business.
With their business largely done, Caernarfon Town's focus now shifts entirely to the pitch. The refreshed squad, backed by their positive start, will aim to close the gap to the top of the Cymru Premier.
