Grimsby Town sign forward Amaluzor
Grimsby Town have signed Altrincham forward Justin Amaluzor on a two-year deal.The 28-year-old started his career with Barnet and has had spells with Braintree, Maidstone and Motherwell.He scored 12 goals in 65 league appearances for Alty after joining from Aldershot in June 2023."Justin comes off the back of an excellent season at Altrincham and we feel he has a really high ceiling to continue his growth," boss David Artell told the club website., external
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