German signs for St Albans City
Former Queens Park Rangers striker Antonio German, seen scoring against Swansea City, has signed for St Albans City. Picture: ANTHONY DEVLIN/PA - Credit: PA Archive/PA Images
St Albans City have swooped for a former QPR striker as they look to make their final push towards promotion from Vanarama National League South.
Antonio German scores for QPR against Doncaster Rovers in the Championship. Picture: PA WIRE - Credit: PA Archive/PA Images
Antonio German arrives at Clarence Park having been most recently at rivals Hemel Hempstead Town.
However, before that he has an impressive list of employers.
He started life at Loftus Road where he made 22 league appearances and enjoyed loan spells at Aldershot Town, alongside current City favourite Ben Herd, Southend and Yeovil Town.
A permanent move to Stockport County followed before he returned south to feature for Brentford, Gillingham and a second spell with Aldershot.
New St Albans City signing had a spell at Gillingham among other clubs. Picture: SEAN DEMPSEY/PA - Credit: PA Archive/PA Images
He also played in the Indian Premier League with Kerala Blasters.
That experience may prove vital and at 26 he is still approaching the prime of his career.
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He will add competition up front for the likes of Sam Merson and Charlie Walker.
A spokesman for the club said: “We welcome Antonio and hope he enjoys his time in the yellow & blue of St Albans City.”
