Fleetwood Town's former loan star Ethan Ennis has completed a permanent transfer to Stockport County, signing a three-year deal at Edgeley Park. The 21-year-old winger impressed during his 46-game stint with the Cod Army last season, scoring six goals and providing eight assists. Ennis' departure comes as Fleetwood Town sit 10th in League Two after one game, with a 1-0 win over Tranmere Rovers on August 10th.
What was Ennis' impact at Fleetwood Town?
Ennis became a key player for Fleetwood Town during his loan spell, making 46 appearances across all competitions. His six goals and eight assists helped the Cod Army maintain their position in League Two. The winger's performances earned him the club's Sponsors' Player of the Year award, highlighting his importance to the team.
Why did Ennis leave Fleetwood Town?
After returning to Manchester United, Ennis chose to make a permanent move to Stockport County. The League One side beat off competition from several EFL clubs to secure his signature. Stockport County head coach Jimmy McNulty praised Ennis' versatility and pace, stating that he will provide great options out wide and in central attacking areas.
What's next for Fleetwood Town?
With Ennis' departure, Fleetwood Town will need to find a replacement to fill the void left by the winger. The Cod Army currently sit 10th in League Two with three points from one game. Their next fixture is an away trip to Tranmere Rovers on February 27th, 2027, where they will look to build on their recent form.
