Gateshead have signed former England C Goalkeeper Adam Bartlett from Hereford United.
Sky Bet
- £10 Free Bet
The move brings Bartlett back to his native Tyneside.
He was a trainee at Newcastle United and has spent the last three years with Hereford.
Bartlett, 26, made five international appearances for England C whist with first senior club Blyth Spartans.
He moved to Kidderminster Harriers in 2008 and joined Hereford in 2009.
Bartlett played 20 times for United last season as they were relegated to the Blue Square Bet Premier on the final day of last season.
He joins after manager Ian Bogie decided to release both of last season’s goalkeepers - Tim Deasy and Paul Farnham.
Bartlett is Gateshead’s second signing of the summer after striker James Brown joined earlier this week.
11 of the 12 players offered new contracts at the club have signed them while top scorer Jon Shaw has left Gateshead after rejecting improved terms.
Related stories
-
New Striker For Gateshead
-
Shaw Heads For Heed Exit
-
Ian Bogie Confirms Jon Shaw Is Leaving Gateshead
-
Shaw Still Unsure Of Future
Your comments
More from Gateshead FC
-
Ryan Donaldson Leaves Gateshead For Cambridge United
-
Ian Bogie: Cambridge Win Vital After Deflating Midweek Draw
-
Highlights: Gateshead 2-2 Macclesfield
-
Gateshead 1-1 Lincoln City
-
x
-
James Brown: 'Feeling Good' At Gateshead
-
Five New Faces And Eyes On Promotion: Gateshead Aim High For Next Season
-
Shaw Heads To Luton
Related tags: Sport
-
Sunderland's N'Diaye Backs Paolo Di Canio's Approach
-
Newcastle's Steven Taylor Hopes Captain Coloccini Stays
-
Newcastle Target Aubameyang Urged To Join Anzhi Makhachkala
-
Altrincham Striker Joins Sunderland Development Squad
-
RFU Championship Playoff Final First Leg: Bedford Blues 9-18 Newcastle Falcons
-
Is Alan Pardew Still The Right Man For The Job At Newcastle United? Opinion Poll
-
LV= County Championship Durham CCC v Middlesex CCC: Day Two
-
LV= County Championship Durham CCC v Middlesex CCC: Day One
Related tags: Football
-
Sunderland End Of Season Stat Attack: SAFC Had Premier League's Most Accurate Finisher
-
Newcastle United Manager Alan Pardew Backed By Board
-
Transfer Talk: San Lorenzo Still Hope To Sign Newcastle United's Fabricio Coloccini
-
Sunderland's Titus Bramble Tweets Goodbye To Club And Teammates
-
Newcastle United No To Signing Andy Carroll
-
Sunderland Head Coach Paolo Di Canio Happy With Transfer Team Effort
-
Former Sunderland Midfielder Claudio Reyna Named Director Of Football At New York City Football Club
-
Newcastle End Of Season Stat Attack: NUFC Had Worst Defence And Dirtiest Player
