By Matthew Jones
March 7 2013

Tranmere winger Abduali Bell-Baggie signs a new contract at Prenton Park to keep him at the Club until 2015.....

Tranmere Rovers winger Abdulai Bell-Baggie has signed a new two-year contract at Prenton Park, keeping him at the Wirral club until 2015.

The 20-year old joined Rovers on a one-year deal last summer after a successful trial period for the club.

And, despite suffering a knee injury that left him sidelined for two months, Bell-Baggie has made 24 appearances for Tranmere this season and done enough to earn a new contract from boss Ronnie Moore.

Bell-Baggie, who hails from Sierra Leone, looked unlikely to have a career in professional football after being ditched by Yeovil last season.

But he has quickly become a fans favourite at Prenton Park, with his lightning pace and ability to beat a man making him an important impact player for Ronnie Moore's side.

On the new contract, Rovers Manager Ronnie Moore said.......

“Abs has done very well for us this season.  He’s an exciting player and one who is capable of winning matches for us."

Bell-Baggie is the fifth player to sign a new two-year deal at Prenton Park since January, following in the footsteps of Danny Holmes, Max Power, Jake Kirby and Cole Stockton.

Abs Bags New Contract

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