York City Signs Jack Hunt as Eighth New Player Ahead of League Return

York City has signed veteran full-back Jack Hunt on a free transfer, making him the eighth new addition to the squad as the club prepares for its return to the Football League. Hunt, an experienced defender, joins the Minstermen after his previous contract ended. The 33-year-old brings a wealth of experience, having played in the Championship and League One for clubs such as Bristol City, Sheffield Wednesday, and Preston North End. York City earned promotion back to the Football League last season after a long absence. The team is strengthening its roster to compete in League Two. Hunt's signing adds depth to the defensive line. Manager Michael Morton expressed satisfaction with the acquisition, noting Hunt's leadership and professionalism. The club continues to build a competitive squad through free transfers and strategic signings. Hunt is expected to feature in the upcoming season, which begins in August. Fans are optimistic about the team's prospects with the new additions. The club has not disclosed the length of Hunt's contract. York City last played in the Football League in 2016, and their return has been widely celebrated by supporters. The team aims to establish itself in League Two and potentially push for promotion in the coming seasons.