FC Halifax Town have been busy in the transfer window, signing several new players to strengthen their squad. The latest addition is defender Latty-Fairweather, who joins from Barrow after his release by FC Halifax Town. Latty-Fairweather has league experience with Burton Albion and has spent recent seasons in the National League with York City and Maidenhead United.
What happened?
The 6ft 3in defender has joined Harrogate Town, where he could make his debut in their National League opener against Solihull Moors on Saturday. Harrogate Town head of player recruitment Lloyd Kerry said, "He's an ambitious lad and fits the profile we are looking for in that position, we hope he can bring goals like he did last season."
Why it matters for FC Halifax Town
FC Halifax Town have also been active in the transfer market, signing striker Conor Carty from League of Ireland Premier Division side Waterford. Carty has played for several clubs, including Bolton Wanderers and St Patrick's Athletic, and has scored in Uefa Conference League matches.
What comes next?
FC Halifax Town are currently 17th in the National League, 0 points from 1 game, with a goal difference of -1. They are 3 points behind leaders Harrogate Town in the title race and have a next fixture against Boston United on 16 February 2027. The team has signed several new players, including defender Latty-Fairweather and striker Conor Carty, and will be looking to improve their league position in the coming weeks.
