Former Rotherham United, Doncaster Rovers and Peterborough United winger makes surprise move away from EFL

The 32-year-old has spent his entire career in the EFL, representing the Millers and Doncaster as well as Shrewsbury Town, Peterborough United and Salford City.

He penned a one-year deal with the latter last year, but has departed after 32 outings for the Ammies.

Taylor has dropped into non-league football for the first time in his career, joining National League North outfit Radcliffe.

“I’m over the moon to be here,” he told the club’s website. “It’s something that I wanted to be done early and I’m pleased it’s finally over the line.

“I’ll make no bones about it, I’ve come to the club to get promoted. I spoke to Bernard and Jonno [Bernard Morley and Anthony Johnson, Radcliffe co-managers] and as soon as I chatted with them I knew straight away that this was the club I wanted to sign for, I’m really excited to be working under those two.

“I’d describe myself as a direct and fast player who’ll give everything for the team at all times, and I’ve got a keen eye for goal which I’m hoping to bring to the Neuven Stadium.

“I’ve heard a lot about the club and how special the fans are, I can’t wait to put on the Radcliffe shirt and play.’”

Taylor first arrived in Yorkshire in 2016, joining Rotherham and going on to make 119 appearances for the club.

He completed a switch to Doncaster in 2019, scoring 10 goals across 86 outings before leaving last year.

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