Thame United have signed James Holmes following his departure from MK Dons.
The youngster has secured a club for the new season, as announced by their official Twitter account.
Holmes, who is 18-years-old, was released by MK Dons at the end of the last campaign.
He has spent time on trial with Thame over recent times and has done enough to earn himself a move.
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Wales youth international
Holmes rose up through the academy at MK Dons and was a regular for them at youth levels.
He is also a Wales youth international but the League One side decided against keeping hold of him this summer.
Holmes’ scholarship contract expired at the end of June and he missed out on a professional deal.
The teenager had a spell away in non-league last season with Biggleswade United and will be looking to use that experience with his new club.
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New home
Thame are based in Oxfordshire and play their football in the Southern League Division One.
Holmes will be eager to impress in non-league next term and potentially start rising back up the leagues.
Former side
His former club MK Dons started the new season with a 3-3 draw away at Bolton Wanderers, with Alex Baptiste denying them an opening day win at the death.
They are in the hunt for a new manager to replace Russell Martin following his departure to Championship side Swansea City.
