Motherwell: Forwards Kaiyne Woolery & Justin Amaluzor move to Fir Park
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Kaiyne Woolery helped Tranmere to a seventh-place finish in League Two last season
Motherwell have signed a second forward in 24 hours with the addition of former Tranmere Rovers forward Kaiyne Woolery on a three-year deal.
He joins ex-Maidstone United attacker Justin Amaluzor, who has
Woolery, 26, netted 11 in 52 games for League Two Tranmere last season after three years with Swindon Town.
"Kaiyne is a player I've admired for a few years now," said manager Graham Alexander.
"He's always caused my teams problems with his pace and goal threat. I'm very happy to bring him to Motherwell.
"I believe his best years are ahead of him and I know he will help us improve our attacking threat."
Amaluzor, 24, left Maidstone in April and was training with Motherwell at the end of last season.
He scored nine goals in 35 league outings for the National League South side and can play out wide or in a central position.
"He's hungry to succeed," said Alexander. "We're sure he'll take this opportunity."
"Justin came in to train with us last season and immediately impressed us all with his enthusiasm and attacking ability."
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