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Barrow have signed former Hamilton Academical striker David Moyo on a one-year deal after a successful trial period.

The 27-year-old Zimbabwe international left the Scottish Championship side at the end of last season after scoring 13 goals in 83 league appearances.

Moyo could feature for the Bluebirds in Tuesday's EFL Cup tie against Championship side Blackpool.

Pete Wild's team have won both of their League Two games so far this season.

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Former Poland youth international Pawel Zuk has agreed a one-year contract at League Two Barrow.

The 21-year-old, who can play on the right of defence or midfield, started out in the youth sides of Oldham and Everton.

He returned to Poland in 2019 and featured for Lechia Gdansk, Wisla Plock and Ruch Chorzow, but had been training with the Bluebirds since pre-season.

Zuk could make his debut in Tuesday's EFL Cup tie against Lincoln.

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Elliot Newby has rejoined hometown club Barrow for an undisclosed fee.

The 27-year-old midfielder leaves Stockport County after spending the past two months on loan at National League side Altrincham.

Newby played 14 games for the Bluebirds before joining Telford, Chorley and Stockport, with whom he won promotion to the Football League last season.

He has scored four goals in six games for Altrincham, but will now join Barrow's League Two promotion push.

"Barrow have secured the services of Elliot Newby, as he joins the Bluebirds from Stockport County for an undisclosed fee," the club confirmed.

Stockport County added: "Elliot will always be remembered as part of last year's title-winning squad, and we thank him for his efforts during his time at Edgeley Park."

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Barrow have signed defender Rory Feely from League of Ireland side Bohemians on a deal until the end of the 2023-24 season.

The 26-year-old made 54 appearances for Bohemians, including four in the Europa Conference League.

"He brings pace to our back four, he's good with both feet and can play as a right-side centre-half or a right-back," boss Pete Wild said.

"We look for different avenues to recruit and this is a great example

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AFC Barrow have signed Fleetwood Town striker Ged Garner on a two-and-a-half-year contract for a club-record transfer free, which is undisclosed.

The Liverpool-born Garner, 24, scored 11 goals in 60 games during his time with Fleetwood. He has made three appearances for them this season.

"Ged is a player that I've been tracking or trying to sign for around three years," said manager Pete Wild.

Barrow's previous record £20,000, paid to North Ferriby for Anthony Wilson.

"He has the quality to open up defences with clever play and can create goals out of nothing," added Wild.

"It was nice to hear he had chosen us over many options up and down the country, which hopefully shows the fans that players have a desire to want to sign for our football club."