LEWIS Coyle is looking forward to his third season with Oxford City after signing a new deal.
The former Kidlington player is the seventh member of the squad to agree terms for 2022/23.
Coyle, who can play in several roles, has become used to challenging at the top of Vanarama National League South since he arrived in August 2020.
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City were fourth in the table when the 2020/21 campaign was controversially cancelled and finished fifth last term to qualify for the play-offs.
And Coyle wants more of the same this season as Ross Jenkins’ side aim to mount another promotion push.
“I’m buzzing to sign again,” he told City’s official website.
“We’ve got a good group of lads here and the objective this season has to be to improve and try to better ourselves from last year.”
Coyle follows Reece Fleet, Josh Ashby, Zac McEachran, Charlie Rowan, Joe Iaciofano and Ben Dudzinski in re-signing for next season.
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