BUILTH Wells have completed a transfer coup with the capture of forward Danny Hall.
The 17 year old netted 15 goals for Powys rivals Llandrindod Wells in last season's Ardal North East League but has now been tempted south to join the Bulls.
Builth Wells manager Scott Russell hailed the capture of the highly rated teenager.
He said: "We are delighted to finally get Danny in for the new season. I know a few clubs were interested in him.
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"We know he will be a great addition to our talented young squad that we already have. Like us, Danny is ambitious and driven so has all the characteristics we want in a player."
Hall's arrival follows the return of defender Adam Farmer who completed his switch back to the Lant following a season at JD Cymru North side Llanidloes Town last week.
The Bulls have also strengthened with the signing of teenage defender Iwan Holder this summer with the full-back making the move from JD Cymru North side Caersws.
The club has also bolstered with the signing of forward Joe Wozencraft from MMP Central Wales League South side Rhayader Town.
Departing the Lant for pastures new is Will Cleaton who has made the short move to Ardal North East League rivals Llandrindod Wells while forward Dave Thomas has also departed and signed for Ardal South East League side Hay St Mary's.
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