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PAIR PLEDGE FUTURES TO AMMANFORD

Carmarthen Journal

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June 11, 2025

HIGHLY-RATED goalkeeper Luke Martin has handed Ammanford AFC a huge summer boost by committing his future to the club.

PAIR PLEDGE FUTURES TO AMMANFORD

Martin is one of the most trusted keepers in the second tier of Welsh football and his decision to stay with the West Walians will be warmly welcomed by manager Wyn Thomas.

Martin is entering his third season with Ammanford and his presence has helped the club firmly cement their status in JD Cymru South.

In his first term with Ammanford he helped the club to a superb third-place finish, while last season they ended the campaign in 11th.

But Martin’s quality shone through and he picked up the players’ player of the year award in April.

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