Ballymena United manager Oran Kearney believes a busy summer transfer window has allowed him to put his "own stamp" on the Sky Blues' squad.
Kearney is preparing for his first full season in the Showgrounds dugout after replacing Jim Ervin last December.
Ballymena have signed 10 new players and 18 have left the side in what has been a summer of transition after a lacklustre ninth placed finish last season.
"There has been a huge number of ins and outs and that is not ideal," Kearney told BBC Sport NI.
"You would not want it through a run of windows, but I think for this window it was important to try and put your own stamp on it and a level of freshness about us.
#ballymena #summer #last #united
Kearney is preparing for his first full season in the Showgrounds dugout after replacing Jim Ervin last December.
Ballymena have signed 10 new players and 18 have left the side in what has been a summer of transition after a lacklustre ninth placed finish last season.
"There has been a huge number of ins and outs and that is not ideal," Kearney told BBC Sport NI.
"You would not want it through a run of windows, but I think for this window it was important to try and put your own stamp on it and a level of freshness about us.
#ballymena #summer #last #united
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