Enoch Andoh: Port Vale sign young former Porto winger

Port Vale are currently 15th in League One

Port Vale have signed former Porto winger Enoch Andoh on an 18-month deal, subject to international clearance.

The 21-year-old has been training with Vale for several weeks and played in a reserve win at Shrewsbury this month.

"He's a great addition to the squad and one that we're excited about watching develop. He showed in a couple of reserve games what he is capable of doing," said Vale manager Rob Page.

Meanwhile, fellow winger Mark Marshall is hoping to extend his stay with Vale.

The summer signing, enjoying a second chance in the game following a two-year drugs ban, made his comeback in February on a short-term deal at Coventry City.

But, since opting to move on this summer, the 26-year-old Jamaican has flourished at Vale Park after signing a one-year deal.

"There's no better feeling than to be loved and appreciated. And I'm appreciated here," he told BBC Radio Stoke. "And, if something is sorted out, I'd be happy to stay.

"Every time I go out there, it's an opportunity to be on the football pitch doing something that I love.

"Long may I continue to play well and long may the team keep climbing the table. Maybe we could sneak into the play-offs as there's not much in it."

Mark Marshall has scored three times for Port Vale this season

Marshall, who tested positive for a banned stimulant following a League Two game between Barnet and Dagenham on Boxing Day 2011, was released by the Bees after his ban was imposed in May 2012.

He then made 14 appearances for Coventry over the final three months of last season, eight of them coming off the bench.

And he has been almost a fixture for Vale this season, scoring three times in 21 appearances.