Port Vale have announced the signing of 32 year-old winger Onel Hernandez – their second free agent signing in a day.
Hernandez has 15 caps for Cuba as well as extensive Championship experience with the likes of Charlton Athletic and Norwich City
Manager Jon Brady said: ““It’s fantastic to have Onel on board – he’s another player whose experience and quality speaks for itself, and I know he can’t wait to get started here. He’ll add another dimension to the team and we’re looking forward to working with him.”
An image of Hernandez while a Middlesbrough player
Port Vale January Transfer Business
Outs
- Mo Faal’s Port Vale loan spell ends
- Port Vale confirm that Marvin Johnson has left the club
- Ronan Curtis departs Port Vale to join Plymouth Argyle
- James Plant is latest player to depart Port Vale
- Jesse Debrah departs Port Vale on loan
- Devante Cole is the latest player to depart Port Vale
- Port Vale confirm Mitch Clark loan departure
- Ruari Paton departs Port Vale on loan
Ins
- Transfer news: Port Vale sign Luton Town winger on loan
- James Plant returns to Port Vale after loan spell
- Port Vale recall youngster Jack Shorrock from loan spell
- Port Vale sign former Blackburn Rovers and Northampton Town defender
- Port Vale sign young Everton defender on loan
- Port Vale sign Dutch striker on loan
- Port Vale sign experienced striker Andre Gray
- Port Vale add experienced free agent midfielder to their squad
- Port Vale add Cuba International winger to squad
Due to the owner’s ridiculous blind loyalty to Darren Moore, 3 winnable home games have been wasted. Brady or whichever manager the club chose to replace Moore should have had everything in place, before these matches came along. Yet what did we get, important time which should have been spent bonding players into the new manager’s way of playing spent on getting players out of the club, then a mad scramble to sign almost anyone willing to come here. And even now we are scouring lists of unattached players in a blind panic a week after the transfer window has closed. The owners and people running this club should hold their heads in shame!! BECAUSE THE SUPPORTERS DESERVE BETTER.
Six players signed in the last week on short term deals, Magloire, Campbell, Sherif, Gray, Ward, Hernández. Most if not all have barely played for weeks or longer, have had injury and fitness issues, or are unattached veterans. Seems similar to the Smurthwaite era of mass signings without a defined plan. The squad has been in turmoil, turned upside down with exits, loans, dubious signings. Close to 40 first team players will have been used by season’s end. That in itself is a sure sign of the chaos and instability as a direct result of Darren Moore’s mistakes and failing to sack him earlier. Shambolic !
No good knocking when there is no one in.