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Boston United Secure Full-Back Marcel Lavinier After Impressive Trial

Anthony Imrie
Sport
Boston United Secure Full-Back Marcel Lavinier After Impressive Trial

Boston United have strengthened their team by permanently signing full-back Marcel Lavinier after an impressive trial period. The 24-year-old defender, who has a history with Yeovil Town, Forest Green, and Swindon, and has had temporary engagements with Premier League titans Tottenham and Chelsea in his youth, has already taken to the field for Boston in both the FA Cup and National League Cup on non-contract terms. Lavinier’s arrival is seen as a tactical manoeuvre for Boston United, a National League team, after their usual right-back, Jordan Cropper, was taken out of the equation due to an injury that will keep him incapacitated for the time being. This article was based on original report from www.bbc.com, as modified by The Lincoln Post.

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