Former Sky Blues striker Andrew Ducros is heading back into the football league after he was snapped up from Nuneaton Borough.

The 22-year-old is moving to newly-promoted Kidderminster Harriers as they prepare to start their campaign in Division Three.

Ducros, who was released from Coventry last summer, is reported to have fetched £100,000.

Kidderminster chairman Lionel Newton said he was signed after impressing manager Jan Molby in the Conference last season.

He said:

"This is a massive jump for us as a club in terms of what we have been paying for players, but we feel we have made a great signing.

"I think Andrew could be the new Mike Marsh. He is an extremely talented player who caused us a number of problems last season. This move will put him in the shop window and I am sure he will go on and progress to bigger and better things."

His departure comes a month after Borough signed a new goal machine.

Stafford Rangers striker Richard Mitchell notched 42 goals in 52 matches last season and the 26 year-old has hit almost 100 during the past three seasons.

Also moving to Nuneaton is 34 year-old Mark Taylor from Hereford.