By PON_News
Notts County has confirmed their offer of a two-year contract has been accepted by defender Connell Rawlinson.
At 31 years old, he is one of the Magpies' longest-standing players, having joined them in 2019 when they embarked on their first season in the National League.
Since his arrival, his passionate approach has been evident and the board of directors, along with Luke Williams, did not hesitate to offer him the opportunity to be part of the next chapter of our club.
In a statement released on the official Notts County site: A statement reads: "We have immense respect for Connell’s qualities, both as a player and as an individual, and we are thrilled that he will be staying with us."
"We've seen him evolve over the years and adapt brilliantly to new roles and responsibilities.
"He was a key player for us in what proved to be one of the best seasons in our recent history and has experience of League Two from his time at Port Vale, so we have every confidence he can continue to make a very positive contribution with his performances.
"Away from the field, we believe Connell’s excellent relationship with our supporters and deeply engrained understanding of the club and its culture are extremely valuable.
"Everyone could see how much our victory at Wembley meant to him and we really appreciate his passion, loyalty and commitment."
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