Notts County has gone and signed Hull City winger Will Jarvis with a three-and-a-half-year deal. This move, which Gabriel Sutton tweeted about wants to make the club better in League Two. Jarvis can play different spots up front which is really good for the team. His time on loan especially at Shelbourne in the League of Ireland has got him ready for what’s coming next.
- Will Jarvis signed up for three-and-a-half years with Notts County
- He can play lots of positions up front which helps the team a lot
- Jarvis played on loan before so he knows what it’s like in English leagues
Will Jarvis’s Journey to Notts County
Will Jarvis got to Notts County cause he worked real hard and can adapt good. He’s from York England and the 22-year-old started at Hull City where he first played against Wigan Athletic in the EFL Cup. He didn’t play much for Hull but he did pretty good on loan scoring 11 goals in 37 games for Shelbourne! He also played at York City and Scarborough Athletic which made him better at football and showed he could do well in bigger leagues.
Moving to Notts County is gonna help Jarvis get settled in English Football League and let him show what he can do to move up in his career.
Notts County’s Ambitions in League Two
They got Jarvis cause Notts County wants to do better in League Two. If you wanna know more about players moving around, check out the Premier League overview and stuff about Nottingham Forest. Also Jarvis used to play for York City, which is doing real good in the National League with Manager Adam Hinshelwood which shows he knows how to play in good teams.
Now that Jarvis is with Notts County everyone at the club and the fans are excited to see what he’ll do on and off the field.
Looking Ahead
Getting Will Jarvis shows how much better he’s gotten and what he could do. The club got him cause they want players who can do different things and know what they’re doing. While Jarvis gets used to the team everyone’s gonna be watching to see how he helps Notts County do what they want in League Two.
If you wanna know more about transfers and how teams work together, look at York City FC’s rise in the National League.
