League Two roundup!

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It's been a busy day in League Two today, so a quick roundup of a few more done deals from the English fourth tier...

Accrington sign Billy Crellin on loan from Everton

"I was at Fleetwood since I was young, I broke through there and went on loan a couple of times - league and non-league - and 2022 on deadline day in January, I got a call saying I was moving to Everton and I have been there ever since.

"My whole family are Evertonians and it's been great working with Jordan Pickford every day.

"Ever since I was a kid, I always wanted to be a goalkeeper, diving around and getting muddy!

"It felt right to get out on loan now and I want to play as much as I can. Everton wanted me to play some games, there were a couple of clubs interested, including Accrington, and I was happy to come and hopefully I can help the team.

"As goalkeepers we all understand there is only one spot and we will push each other. Most of the time goalkeepers get on and understand how hard the position is. I just want to play as many minutes as I can."

Kian Harratt becomes Fleetwood's ninth summer signing

Kevin McDonald leaves Bradford

"I would like to start by thanking each and every one of you Bradford City fans for your incredible support throughout my time here.

"I was faced with some very different and challenging circumstances last season, but always tried to give everything for the club, and you thankfully recognised and appreciated that. You have all been immense.

"As a player, I was supported fantastically well from the start, and then even more so during my stint as manager, before I felt even more love when I returned to playing.

"I have really enjoyed my time here, and made some great friends, but ultimately, people move on in football. The club is in fantastic hands, and I can only see success for it moving forward.

"Thank you to Ryan Sparks for everything he has done for me, professionally and personally, throughout my time here. He has been open and honest with me the whole time. It was a smooth transition into the player manager role, and has been the same since.

"Finally, thank you to all the staff and, in particular, all of the players who I have had the pleasure of sharing the dressing room with. The lads who were here last season understood my situation, and were absolutely bang on, throughout the whole process, as they have been as teammates.

"I wish everyone at the club the very best."

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