Walsall has officially signed forward Andy Dallas on a two-year deal, marking a significant addition to their squad. The 26-year-old joins the club as a free agent after his contract with Barnsley ended, where he made only five appearances. Previously, Dallas had a successful stint with Southend United, scoring 17 goals and helping them reach the play-off eliminators while also lifting the FA Trophy at Wembley. Walsall's new manager, Lee Grant, has made Dallas his first signing, indicating the forward's importance to the club's plans. Dallas expressed enthusiasm about joining Walsall, highlighting the club's great fanbase and stadium as key factors in his decision. He aims to contribute by linking up play and scoring goals, which is essential for any striker. This signing is expected to bolster Walsall's attacking options as they prepare for the upcoming season in League Two.