GUISELEY have made two signings on the eve of tonight's National League home game with Macclesfield Town and a third is imminent.
Paul Cox's injury hit squad will be boosted by the arrival of Oxford City striker Mike Fondop and young Peterborough left-back Lewis Freestone.
Fondop, an imposing 6ft 3ins Cameroonian, signed for Oxford in August 2016 after playing for Billericay Town and Whitehawk.
The left-footed 23-year-old player joins Guiseley on a permanent deal.
Freestone, 17, is a rising talent in the Peterborough set up and has four League One games to his credit.
The left-back joins Guiseley on loan after making progress through the Posh Academy.
He burst onto the first team scene in pre-season 2016. He had a number of loan spells in 2016-17 to increase his experience including spells at Cambridge City and St Albans City.
He signed a three-year professional contract with Peterborough in July 2016.
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