Woking manager Michael Doyle has used his connections from his time at Coventry City to secure the signing of former defender Cian Harries on a free transfer. The length of Harries’ contract has not been revealed, but Doyle is confident that the ball-playing centre-back will be a key player in his squad as they look to build on avoiding relegation last season.
Doyle, who captained Coventry to promotion, expressed his excitement about adding Harries to the team. He highlighted Harries’ abilities and his fit with the style of play he wants to implement at Woking.
Having previously worked together at Coventry, Doyle and assistant manager Ben Turner have been impressed by Harries’ performances, with the latter describing him as a phenomenal talent. Despite spells at clubs like Swansea City and Bristol Rovers, Harries is now eager to contribute to Woking’s success after a successful stint at Aldershot Town.
With plenty of experience under his belt, Harries will be hoping to make a significant impact at Woking and help the team achieve their goals under the guidance of Michael Doyle.
