Walsall sign two goalkeepers in one day - Owen Evans and Adam Przybek

New Walsall keeper Owen Evans began his career at Hereford United

Walsall have taken their total of summer signings to 10 by bringing in two new goalkeepers.

Cheltenham Town's former Wales Under-21 goalkeeper Owen Evans, 25, has signed a two-year deal for an undisclosed fee.

"Owen is very talented," said boss Michael Flynn. "He's played League One with Cheltenham, had good experience with Wigan and been with Wales U21s."

The Saddlers have also signed Adam Przybek, 22, on a one-year contract after his release by Wycombe Wanderers.

Flynn added: "Adam has a bright future - and both goalkeepers will provide each other with good competition."

Newport-born Evans began his career at Hereford United before signing his first professional contract at Wigan, during which he was loaned out to non-league clubs Witton Albion, Rhyl, North Ferriby United and Sutton United.

He then had loan spells with Leyton Orient, Macclesfield Town and Cheltenham before returning to Whaddon Road on a more permanent basis in the summer of 2021, ahead of making 32 appearances last season.

Przybek, who has also represented Wales to Under-21 level, began his career at West Bromwich Albion, and then spent time with Ipswich Town before moving to Wycombe last summer.

Walsall's other new keeper Adam Przybek made five appearances for Wycombe last season

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