Bury midfielder Danny Mayor has signed a new deal, to keep him at the club until the end of the 2018/19 season. Before this contract was agreed, Mayor would have been able to leave the club on a pre-contract in January but the player has now agreed to stay with Stewart Day’s side.
The 24-year-old has spent his career jumping from club-to-club. In the seven seasons he has been a professional footballer, he has been at clubs like Preston North End and Sheffield Wednesday. He has also been out on three loan spells to Tranmere Rovers, Southend United and his current side, Bury.
Mayor joined the Sky Bet League One side back in 2013 on loan from Sheffield Wednesday and he was named as the club's Players' Player of the Season in his first campaign. In his second season at the club, the player was named as the Sky Bet League Two Player of the Season. In the two seasons he has been at the club, he has played 105 games and has scored 16 goals in the process.
Mayor could play his 200th career appearance this Saturday
The club's chairman, Stewart Day, has said on the subject of Mayor’s new contract deal: "Danny is an integral part of our squad and is a massive part of the future of Bury Football Club, as well as his own ambition.
He continued, saying that capturing his signature just highlights "the ambition we have as a club", as they are "delighted" to have secured his services. Danny feels as though he "has a home with us", and the club collectively are "only too happy for him to continue helping us push the club forward."
Bury are currently sitting in fourth position in Sky Bet League One and they went unbeaten through September - winning six consecutive league fixtures.
