Chorley have begun the process of formulating their squad for next season with the announcement that stalwart Adam Blakeman has signed a new long-term contract.
The left-sided defender initially signed for the Magpies in 2016 and was a key member of the club's 2019 National League North play-off winning squad. Having spent a season away at Spennymoor Town, he returned to Victory Park and has continued to be a key player. The 32-year old made 40 appearances for the club in 2023/24, helping the team reach the play-off semi-final. In total, he has played 306 games.
' One player who is heading for the exit door is Billy Whitehouse who is seeking pastures new after three season and more than 150 appearances for the Magpies. His hat-trick – his first in senior football – against Darlington in November was one of the highlights last season. Preece said: 'Billy has made the decision to move on this summer and first and foremost I would like to thank him for his contributions for the club this season and throughout his time at the club.
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