Harrogate Town transfer news: Striker returns to non-league as revamp continues
Striker Tom Cursons has returned to non-league football as the January revamp of Harrogate Town's squad continues.
Conference side Boston United have paid an undisclosed fee for the 24-year-old after a year in the Football League.
Cursons joined from Northern Premier League side Ilkeston Town last January and made 31 appearances for the Sulphurites, 12 of them League Two starts.
He scored twice in the second half of last season, and has added five strikes this term, behind only Stephen Duke-McKenna (six) and Jack Muldoon (seven) in the goalscoring charts.
But with his side bottom of the Football League and without a win in 18 league matches, manager Simon Weaver has shuffled the pack in this transfer window.
Cathal Heffernan, Chanse Headman Grant Horton, Emmerson Sutton and Henry Gray have joined, along with strikers Aiden Marsh and Emile Acquah. James Belshaw and Kyle Jameson have been let go.
The fee Boston have paid for Currsons is undisclosed.
The Pilgrims are two points above the relegation zone in the Conference.