Tranmere Rovers
International Midfielder Joins Rovers On Loan
By Deadly Submarine
January 2 2016
Tranmere have signed midfielder Jeff Hughes on loan from Cambridge United for the rest of the season....
Tranmere have today confirmed that they have signed former Northern Ireland International midfielder Jeff Hughes on loan from Cambridge United for the remainder of the season.
The 30 year old joined Cambridge this summer after spells at Lincoln City, Crystal Palace, Peterborough, Bristol Rovers, Notts County and Fleetwood and has also made Under 21 and Senior International appearances for Northern Ireland.
Jeff Hughes pictured here in his Fleetwood Town days
Tranmere have confirmed that Hughes has been training with the Club since mid-December and will be available for today's home game against Macclesfield Town. He will wear the number 20 shirt for Rovers.
Whether the signing of Hughes is a hint towards the departure of winger Adam Mekki, whose six month deal will end in January, remains to be seen but for now he is set to be a valuable addition to the Rovers squad.
Total Tranmere would like to welcome Jeff to Tranmere and wish him all the best during his time with the Club.
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He's a 30 year old attacking midfielder and a Northern Ireland International.
No mention of this yet on the clubs Official Site.
Noticed that someone has already made a thread for this
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2016:01:02:10:58:36 by pez.
Quote:TranmereFan
Didnt look up to much today, but its far too early to say anything harsh.
That doesn't normally stop our fans tbh!
Quote:Hoots Mon
He did well first part of the second half-had two good attempts on goal-then our geniuses on the touchline subbed him for our superstar Tomlinson!!!
We lack creativity in mid field and hopefully he provide some improvement.
The substitution may have been due to match fitness but, it should have been Stockton coming on Tomlinson has been a big disappointment much like his earlier loan at Grimsby.
