Talented youngster Cameron Allen is looking forward to joining up with the Aberystwyth squad for training tonight following a lengthy lay-off due to injury.

The skillfull forward, who netted his first senior goal to secure eighth place for the Seasiders last season, has been out for 11 weeks with a groin injury and can’t wait to get back up to speed again with new Aberystwyth manager Anthony Williams.

A Commonwealth Games baton bearer as it made its way through the town in the summer before the main event in Birmingham, Allen broke onto the scene during the 2021/22 season as a 17-year-old, scoring an immense 38 goals across all competitions for the club’s development U19 side.

He earned himself a consistent spot on the first team bench and a number of appearances from the bench.

Making his debut away at Penybont in Phase 1, the Ysgol Penglais pupil went on to make three further appearances thereafter - including on the final day of the season, where his deft header secured a point for Town against Connah’s Quay Nomads, earning Aber an 8th place finish in the Playoff Conference.

He also received international honours, receiving several call-ups to the Welsh Schools U18 squad at just 16-years-old, including an unforgettable trip to Italy for the Roma Caput Mundi tournament - joined by fellow Seasider Jamie Jones.