Huddersfield defender Neo Eccleston has joined Grimsby Town on a season's loan.
The 21-year-old former Chelsea academy player joined the West Yorkshire club's youth setup in 2020 and after making his senior debut on loan at Barrow last season, also made his Terriers debut towards the end of the campaign.
The London-born player built up a wealth of experience at Holker Street last season, making 24 appearances for the Bluebirds.
"Neo is a prestigious talent who we've had our eyes on for a while," Grimsby boss David Artell said.
"He's unbelievably athletic and had a successful loan spell last season at Barrow."
Grimsby Town have signed Burnley goalkeeper Charlie Casper on a season-long loan deal.
The 20-year-old is yet to make a senior appearance for the Clarets but has had loan spells in non-league with FC United of Manchester and Bamber Bridge.
Casper is the third generation of his family to play professional football after grandfather Frank and father Chris.
"Charlie has terrific potential, and we want to help him develop his skills," boss David Artell told the club website.
The 21-year-old former Chelsea academy player joined the West Yorkshire club's youth setup in 2020 and after making his senior debut on loan at Barrow last season, also made his Terriers debut towards the end of the campaign.
The London-born player built up a wealth of experience at Holker Street last season, making 24 appearances for the Bluebirds.
"Neo is a prestigious talent who we've had our eyes on for a while," Grimsby boss David Artell said.
"He's unbelievably athletic and had a successful loan spell last season at Barrow."
Grimsby Town have signed Burnley goalkeeper Charlie Casper on a season-long loan deal.
The 20-year-old is yet to make a senior appearance for the Clarets but has had loan spells in non-league with FC United of Manchester and Bamber Bridge.
Casper is the third generation of his family to play professional football after grandfather Frank and father Chris.
"Charlie has terrific potential, and we want to help him develop his skills," boss David Artell told the club website.
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