Boston United have signed Buxton defender George Ward on an initial two-year deal. Ward made 39 National League North appearances and scored six goals last season.

What does this transfer mean for Boston United?

The signing of Ward is a significant move for the Pilgrims, who are currently 12th in the National League with 59 points from 46 games.

Their recent form has been impressive, with a record of 4W-1D-0L in their last five games, including a 4-game winning run. Their last result was a 3-1 win over Hartlepool on April 25, 2026.

Who is George Ward?

Ward started his career with Leicestershire club Barwell and has also played for Leamington. He becomes the Pilgrims' fifth new arrival of the summer, joining Gavan Holohan, Nicholas Pozo, Kai Mauro, and Terrell Agyemang.

What's next for Boston United?

The team will look to build on their recent form and push for a higher league standing. Their goal difference is currently -4, with 63 goals scored and 67 conceded. They are 49 points behind leaders York, but the signing of Ward could be a key factor in their pursuit of a better finish.

CategoryValue
League Standing12th
Points59
Recent FormWWDWD
Goal Difference-4