Morecambe have confirmed the signing of former Preston North End and Crewe Alexandra midfielder Lewis Leigh on a two-year deal. The 22-year-old joins the Shrimps after spending the second half of last season with Chester, where he made 31 appearances and helped the team reach the play-offs. Leigh, who came through Liverpool's youth ranks, has previously played for Preston North End, Bromley, and Crewe Alexandra, and has gained valuable experience playing higher up the pyramid. Morecambe manager Adam Lakeland expressed his delight at capturing Leigh, praising his ability to dictate play and deliver quality from both open play and set-piece situations. Leigh himself stated that he was drawn to the club's ambition to return to the fifth tier and is excited to work with Lakeland and showcase his skills to the Morecambe fans. The signing is a significant boost to Morecambe's squad as they look to bounce back from relegation and target promotion back to the National League. With eight new players already signed this summer, the club is undergoing a major overhaul under Lakeland's guidance. Leigh's experience and creativity will be invaluable in the club's pursuit of promotion, and his arrival has generated excitement among the Morecambe faithful. As the new season approaches, Morecambe will be looking to make a strong start and push for a return to the fifth tier, with Leigh playing a key role in their campaign. The club's fans will be eager to see Leigh in action and will be hoping that he can help the team achieve their goals. With his signing, Morecambe have made a statement of intent and will be looking to make a significant impact in the National League North.