By PON_News
Manager Luke Williams has been busy in the transfer market, bringing in new talent to strengthen the team.
The club has made several signings from League One, including David McGoldrick and Dan Crowley. These players bring experience and quality to the squad, and Williams is excited about their potential.
However, it's not all good news for Notts County fans. The club has also seen some departures, including Ruben Rodrigues. Rodrigues was a popular player among fans and his departure will be felt by the team.
In an interview with the official site, Williams expressed his sadness at Rodrigues' departure but also wished him well for the future, saying "I'm very sad to see him go.
"I'm happy for him to be able to express himself at a higher level and showcase what he can do. Of course, a contract is going to be good for him and his family, so I'm very sad and happy at the same time."
Williams also spoke about the club's recent signings, including David McGoldrick and Dan Crowley. He was particularly excited about McGoldrick, describing him as a player with "incredible quality" and an "aura" that would be beneficial for both the staff and players.
Williams also praised Crowley's quality with the ball and versatility in playing different positions.
Another new signing from League One is Dan Crowley. Williams spoke about him, saying "I've known about him as a player for a long time, and I've been in two different clubs where we were close to trying to sign him.
"He was on a list of players with this type of quality. He has brilliant quality with the ball and can play different positions as well. Now we need to try to help him understand how we play and what is really important to us, and add that with his own individual skills. Hopefully, we have a brilliant partnership there." He added.
The Notts County head coach also discussed Will Randall, who he knows well from his time at Swindon. "When I was at Swindon a long time ago when we were a League One team at the time, Will was coming through the youth team and was a very exciting player.
"His first team debut was away at Preston, and he played well in a Preston team that beat us in a playoff final. Will was 18, I think, and he really equipped himself brilliantly," he said.
Luke Williams is hopeful that the new signings will help Notts County achieve their goals for the season. While it is always difficult to see players leave, he believes that the new additions will bring fresh energy and talent to the squad.
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