Woking have signed striker Liam Dulson on a two-year deal after he left National League South side Maidenhead United.
The 24-year-old scored 14 goals in the sixth tier, having joined Maidenhead last summer after a year at League Two side Cheltenham Town.
He moves to Jermain Defoe’s Woking, having turned down the offer of a new deal with the Berkshire club.
Dulson had been prolific in non-league for the likes of Ware and Bedford Town before moving into the professional game with the Robins in the summer of 2024.
“We looked at Liam last season whilst he was at Cheltenham and we’ve continued to follow his progress,” Woking director of football Jody Brown told the club website.
“He’s powerful, quick, instinctive, can carry the ball, and gets shots away – in our environment and system he can thrive, and grow as a player.
“People I know and respect at Maidenhead and around that division have reiterated his ability, desire to do extra, and ability to score goals out of nothing.”