Championship

REGIS OUT OF VALE ALREADY

by
The LeaguePaper Team
15 April 2018

LEAGUE TWO
MIDFIELDER Chris Regis is already looking for his next club, Port Vale manager Neil Aspin has confirmed.
The 21-year-old joined Vale in November and came off the bench in a 1-1 draw at Newport.
He has not been seen since, though, and Aspin confirmed not only will Regis leave Vale Park this summer but he has been granted the opportunity to gain a headstart.
Aspin, 53, said: “He signed a contract which ends in April and, because we weren’t in a position to offer him anything concrete, I felt it was better he could go and train with somebody closer to home.”

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