Crawley Town have signed centre-back Priestley Farquharson on a two-year deal after his release from fellow League Two club Walsall. The 29-year-old made 59 appearances for the Saddlers in all competitions over the past three years, 35 of them coming last season. Farquharson told the club's official website that he is happy the deal was done early, allowing him to prepare for the season. He had positive conversations with manager Colin Kazim-Richards, sharing the same morals, and is eager to get started. Farquharson has also played in League Two with Newport County and had a two-year spell with Cymru Premier side Connah's Quay Nomads. He began his career playing in English non-league football with Hitchin Town, Billericay Town, Hayes & Yeading United, and Bishop's Stortford. The signing of Farquharson is a significant boost to Crawley Town's defence, as they look to improve on their previous season's performance. With his experience and skills, Farquharson is expected to make a significant contribution to the team. The Reds will be looking to make a strong start to the season, and the addition of Farquharson will be a key factor in their success. Crawley Town fans will be excited to see Farquharson in action, and the club will be hoping to make a push for the top of the League Two table.