Blue Square North club AFC Telford United have signed defender Adam Dugdale until the end of the season after he was released by Blue Square Premier side Barrow.
Dugdale played for Liverpool as a schoolboy, but began his professional career with Crewe Alexandra.
In 2006, he was loaned to Accrington Stanley in order to gain experience.
This was followed up by a short loan spell at Southport in 2007.
During the following close season he was training with Macclesfield and had trials at Clyde and Livingston before suffering an injury in a trial game with the latter.
He returned to training with Southport in October with a view to a possible contract and was signed on a monthly contract later the same month.
At the end of his contract, he joined Droylsden on a free transfer and then signed for Barrow in the summer of 2009.
The 22-year-old, who was on loan at the New Bucks Head, was due to return to Holker Street after Tuesday's clash with Northwich Victoria.
