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  1. Livingston sign York forward Sinclairpublished at 10:14 BST 15 May

    Tyrese SinclairImage source, Getty

    Livingston have signed York City forward Tyrese Sinclair on a two-year deal with the option of a further 12 months.

    The 25-year-old will arrive this summer when his contract with the English National League side ends.

    Campbell joined York two years ago and has made 59 apperances, scoring eight goals. He has spent time on loan this season at Solihull Moors and Hartlepool.

    Campbell is Livingston's second signing - after Arbroath defender Jack Wilkie - as they prepare for a return to the Championship after top-flight relegation.

  2. Title-winners York release Male and Batty published at 14:37 BST 11 May

    Harrison Male in action during a York match Image source, Getty Images
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    Harrison Male kept 19 clean sheets as York won the National League

    York City have released goalkeeper Harrison Male and midfielder Dan Batty ahead of their new campaign in the EFL.

    Male played all 46 games as York won the National League, conceding 41 goals, but he leaves after two seasons at the club.

    Batty, 28, made over 100 appearances for the Minstermen in his three seasons with them.

    Tyrese Sinclair, Cameron John, Rory Watson, Ricky Aguiar, Tyler Cordner, Leone Garvata, Darragh O'Connor and Paddy McLaughlin are also leaving the club, but they all spent the majority of the season out on loan.

  3. York extend full-back Fallowfield's contractpublished at 13:05 BST 10 May

    Ryan Fallowfield with his arms out wide in celebration and a huge smile on his face as York score the promotion winning goal at Rochdale Image source, Getty Images
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    Ryan Fallowfield played in League Two for Harrogate before his move to York

    York City have agreed a new contract with defender Ryan Fallowfield.

    The 30-year-old has been with the Minstermen for the last four seasons and played 27 league games as they won the National League.

    "Everything just feels right being here, getting this city, this club back to where it belongs, let's continue the journey," he said.