Dover Athletic have announced the signing of Eastleigh striker Moses Ademola for an undisclosed fee.

An initial enquiry last week was rejected for the former Brentford and Woking striker however Dover made a second substantially improved offer this week and was accepted.

Dover boss Nicky Forster told the club’s official website how he was pleased to sign the 23 year old who has scored seven goals so far this season: “I’m delighted to have got Moses in and I’m sure he will be a big player for us. At only 23 he is one for the future too.”

Meanwhile, Eastleigh Manager Richard Hill talked about the signing in a recent press release.

“I am disappointed to lose Moses but we felt obliged to tell him about the offer and he asked to speak to Dover. We made a very competitive counter offer to keep him but I will not stand in any player’s way who wants to earn more money at another club. Likewise, this deal suits us financially”

“Moses is a superb lad, who has conducted himself well. He is always very professional, very polite and I know this was a hard decision for him.”

“However, ninety percent of young men would move companies for more money whether they are a footballer or a council worker”