03-09-2025, 08:10
Lincoln City have signed midfielder Adam Reach on a one-year deal and brought in Coventry City forward Justin Obikwu and Ipswich Town midfielder Finley Barbrook on season-long loans.
And, in a further late deadline-day move, head coach Michael Skubala also added Wolves defender Dexter Lembikisa to his ranks on a loan deal until January.
Veteran Reach, 32, has made almost 500 career appearances and counts Sheffield Wednesday, Middlesbrough and West Bromwich Albion among his former clubs.
He moves to Lincolnshire as a free agent after being released by League One rivals Wycombe Wanderers at the end of last season.
Trinidad and Tobago international Obikwu, 21, is yet to play a first-team game for Coventry but has spent much of the past two seasons out on loan with Grimsby Town.
Barbrook, 20, made his Ipswich debut in their Carabao Cup defeat by Bromley in August, having previously gained experience on loan at Sutton United and Chelmsford.
Lembikisa, 21, arrives at the LNER Stadium with plenty of international experience, having played 29 times for Jamaica. He has also been out on loan to Rotherham United, Barnsley and Hearts along with a spell at Swiss League side Yverdon-Sport.
Meanwhile, 18-year-old Imps forward Zane Okoro will spend the season out on loan with Coleraine FC in Northern Ireland.
And, in a further late deadline-day move, head coach Michael Skubala also added Wolves defender Dexter Lembikisa to his ranks on a loan deal until January.
Veteran Reach, 32, has made almost 500 career appearances and counts Sheffield Wednesday, Middlesbrough and West Bromwich Albion among his former clubs.
He moves to Lincolnshire as a free agent after being released by League One rivals Wycombe Wanderers at the end of last season.
Trinidad and Tobago international Obikwu, 21, is yet to play a first-team game for Coventry but has spent much of the past two seasons out on loan with Grimsby Town.
Barbrook, 20, made his Ipswich debut in their Carabao Cup defeat by Bromley in August, having previously gained experience on loan at Sutton United and Chelmsford.
Lembikisa, 21, arrives at the LNER Stadium with plenty of international experience, having played 29 times for Jamaica. He has also been out on loan to Rotherham United, Barnsley and Hearts along with a spell at Swiss League side Yverdon-Sport.
Meanwhile, 18-year-old Imps forward Zane Okoro will spend the season out on loan with Coleraine FC in Northern Ireland.
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