Ryan Jones has joined Stockport County on trial. The ex Leeds United player will team up with County and join them in pre-season training. The 18 year old goalkeeper began his career at Liverpool, working his way through their academy before heading to Wigan Athletic and then Leeds United.
Ryan featured several times last season in the Leeds United first team squad. The Myfirstagent.com player made a number of appearances as a substitute last season before unfortunately being released at the end of his second year as an apprentice.

Max Johnson has successfully signed a 1 year professional contract at newly promoted Scottish Premier League side Inverness Caledonian Thistle. The 19 year old goalkeeper has recently moved clubs after spending 3 years at Newcastle united, working his way through their youth teams and reserve side from the age of 16.

After joining Newcastle United in October 2007, Max unfortunately missed the majority of his first season through a knee injury. But after months of rehabilitation he worked his way back into the youth team.

Towards the end of his third year the 19 year old enjoyed a successful spell in Newcastle United’s reserve team, performing exceptionally well in matches against Scunthorpe United, Grimsby Town and Middlesbrough. Max told MyFirstAgent.com that, “I am very excited and looking forward to this opportunity in the SPL”. Max also extended a contract with HO Gloves Company which will supply him with gloves for the upcoming season.

Carlisle United and Scottish under 19 defender Tom Aldred has successfully completed his move to Championship side Watford.

After consistent performances in Carlisle United's youth and reserve teams the MyFirstAgent.com star then went on to make his first team debut as a substitute against Wycombe Wanderers in December 2009. On his full debut at Brunton Park, Tom landed the man of the match award against Bristol Rovers. He also enjoyed a three month loan spell at Blue Square North side Workington which saw the 19 year old receive rave reviews for his excellent performances by Workington's manager Darren Edmondson.

On June 16th 2010 the highly-rated defender, rejected a new contract at Brunton Park, and agreed terms with the Vicarage Road outfit. The Hertfordshire club also fought off competition from Colchester United who are managed by former Carlisle United boss John Ward.

Carlisle United will receive compensation for the move due to Aldred's age but Tom will be hoping to follow in the footsteps of former Carlisle United player Danny Graham who has cemented a place in the Watford team.

Will Buckley's return to his native north west resulted in his first Championship goal as he netted the opener in Watford's 1-1 draw at Preston.

The livewire forward gave his side a 35th minute lead at Deepdale on Easter Saturday after latching onto Heidur Helguson's through ball and lashing it into the top corner after outpacing French star Youl Mawene.

Buckley, who is represented by My First Agent, joined the Hornets from Rochdale in January, and has made five appearances for Malky Mackay's side since recovering from injury.

Elsewhere on the same day, Ryan Kidd's first game as assistant manager at Darlington ended in success as his new side triumphed 2-1 at Burton Albion.

One of our most pleasing success stories, Will Buckley, made a great start to his Watford career by scoring in a debut win for the club's reserve side against Ipswich Town.

After signing up with My First Agent, Will impressed several scouts from top clubs after a string of excellent performances for League Two high fliers Rochdale, eventually earning a move south to the Hornets in January.

Injury meant he has had to wait for his chance to prove his worth at Vicarage Road, but a 14th minute goal on your first start isn't a bad way to begin. Well done Will!

My First Agent would like to offer Chris Mason the best of luck as he heads overseas in a bid to land a contract to play in the Swedish League.

The teenage attacking midfielder or striker broke school goalscoring records set by Premier League star James Beattie during his time at secondary school, and was a scholar with Bury FC until the end of the 2008/09 season.

He has recently been plying his trade with Chorley in the UniBond League, and we hope his trial on the other side of the North Sea will result in a contract and an exciting new chapter in his career.

It's a great opportunity for a player who has the talent to make a great name for himself in Scandanavia.