16-06-2023, 16:22
MK Dons have signed defender Cameron Norman on a free transfer.
The 27-year-old will join the relegated Dons on 1 July, after his contract with Newport County expires.
The right-back made 100 appearances for the Exiles over two seasons and was named their 2022-23 player of the year.
"He has an excellent playing record over the last few years and he will give us a real attacking threat from a defensive position," head coach Graham Alexander told the club website.
"With Cameron, there is a really good player already there, with a lot of good attributes, but there are also areas in which we feel he can still improve - and he wants to improve too."
Norman, who came through Norwich City's academy, had two seasons with Walsall in League Two before joining Newport County.
He rejected a new deal to stay with the Exiles earlier this month and says he received interest from other clubs before signing with the Dons.
"I'm hungry to achieve," he said.
"After I spoke with the manager, and he ran me through the goals and ambitions he had for the team, I couldn't get the idea of coming here out of my head and I wanted to get it done."
The 27-year-old will join the relegated Dons on 1 July, after his contract with Newport County expires.
The right-back made 100 appearances for the Exiles over two seasons and was named their 2022-23 player of the year.
"He has an excellent playing record over the last few years and he will give us a real attacking threat from a defensive position," head coach Graham Alexander told the club website.
"With Cameron, there is a really good player already there, with a lot of good attributes, but there are also areas in which we feel he can still improve - and he wants to improve too."
Norman, who came through Norwich City's academy, had two seasons with Walsall in League Two before joining Newport County.
He rejected a new deal to stay with the Exiles earlier this month and says he received interest from other clubs before signing with the Dons.
"I'm hungry to achieve," he said.
"After I spoke with the manager, and he ran me through the goals and ambitions he had for the team, I couldn't get the idea of coming here out of my head and I wanted to get it done."
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