Lewis Coyle has extended his stay at Oxford City with a new contract.
The midfielder joined the Hoops in 2020/21 from local side Kidlington and has now signed a one-year contract extension.
Primarily a left-sided winger, Coyle had a very successful first season with the Hoops in the 2020/21 campaign and cemented his spot in the side as the season went on.
'Coyley', as he’s more commonly known by his teammates, has gone on to play in a number of roles for City and made his 150th appearance for the club last season.
“I’m delighted to have signed for my fifth season here,” he said.
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“We know what it takes to get promoted from this level, so that has to be our objective again this season.”
The 29-year-old also won the club’s goal of the season award for his strike away at Eastleigh last campaign, remaining a key figure in the team.
Coyle is the latest Oxford City to commit his future to the club ahead of the 2024/25 season after Jos Parker, Josh Ashby, Reece Fleet and Zac McEachran all signed on.
These contract extensions help give fans a glimpse into what to expect from next season under new manager Sam Cox who was unveiled last month.
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New Oxford City manager Sam Cox. (Image: Oxford City FC)
The 33-year-old manager moves to Court Place Farm after helping Wealdstone survive relegation against all the odds and maintain their National League presence on the final day of the campaign.
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