28-year-old former Crawley Town striker Calum Willock has joined Cambridge United on non contract terms.

Willock started his career at now Premiership side Fulham, and made his professional debut at Craven Cottage as a substitute in November 2000.

The 6ft 1 striker scored 23 times whilst with neighbours Peterborough and has also enjoyed spells with Brentford, Port Vale, QPR and Bristol Rovers.

Willock joined Crawley Town from Stevenage Borough and joins the U's on a free transfer and has been allocated squad number 29.

Willock spoke to cambridgeunited.com, "I'm here to score goals, put in good performances and help Cambridge United get as many points as possible. I want to impress and earn the right to be here on a longer term basis."

Manager Martin Ling, who has been looking to strengthen the United strike force since the departure of Chris Holroyd to League One side Brighton last month, added "Calum has joined us on a non-contract basis to show us in the short term what he's all about."

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