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New Strabane signing Aimee Lafferty
Strabane AFC Ladies have strengthened their squad ahead of the upcoming season with the signing of Aimee Lafferty from Raphoe Town.
The forward arrives at the club with a reputation for pace and attacking threat, and the Strabane side are hopeful she will add further quality to their options in the final third.
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Head coach Barry welcomed the new addition and believes Lafferty can make a big impact.
“We are delighted to get Aimee signed and in the door,” he said.
“She’s a player who can be a real threat right across the front line, not only with her power and pace but also her eye for goal. We can’t wait to see her in the Strabane jersey — definitely one to keep an eye on.”
Everyone at Strabane AFC Ladies has welcomed Lafferty to the club and wished her well for the season ahead. Her player sponsor for the season will be Caldwell Motor Factors.
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