Former Glentoran star 'chuffed' after making National League move
Danny Amos insists he's “chuffed” to have sealed a return to England with National League outfit Barrow following his departure from Glentoran.
Former Northern Ireland U21 international Amos made 59 Premiership appearances across two seasons at The Oval – he provided eight assists in his debut campaign alongside scoring four goals.
The 26-year-old had spent the entirety of his career in England prior to joining the Glens, enjoying spells at Doncaster Rovers, Port Vale and Grimsby Town.
Amos will be playing in the fifth-tier of the English pyramid next season – Barrow were relegated from League Two last term after finishing bottom of the table, four points adrift of safety.
Speaking about his move, Amos told the club’s website: "I'm delighted. It's something that me and my family back home are all chuffed about and I'm really looking forward to getting going."
Amos was one of four new signings announced by Barrow as they look to immediately bounce back to the Football League and manager Adam Murray believes the full-back can make an instant impact.
"Danny fits the way we want to play, he's very front footed, very aggressive,” he said. “He's played at a top club at this level so he understands the expectations and the challenges that come with that."