Midfield competition at Whitby Town will intensify this season following the permanent signing of twenty-five-year-old Muhamet Gashi.
Midfield competition at Whitby Town will intensify this season following the permanent signing of Muhamet Gashi.
A place in Lee Bullock’s squad for the upcoming Northern Premier League campaign has been secured by the twenty-five-year-old.
A permanent deal was offered after the player delivered a series of strong displays throughout a summer trial period.
Pre-season training performances and a positive attitude from the midfielder successfully convinced the coaching staff at the club.
Valuable experience from previous spells playing in both England and Gibraltar will be brought to the Towbar Express Stadium by the Doncaster-born player.
Composure in possession and high energy off the ball are key traits known to be delivered by the central midfielder.
The ability to influence games from the middle of the park was clearly demonstrated as he quickly settled into the squad alongside the Seasiders.
Preparations for the 2026/27 season will now continue with the player becoming the latest addition to the team.
Speaking after signing for the club, Muhamet Gashi said:
"I'm back in England now and Whitby ticks a lot of boxes for what I want to do. I was a bit younger when I last played at Step 3 but hopefully I'll have a big role to play for Whitby this season."


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