Sutton Utd has made a significant addition to their squad by signing forward Sam Folarin on a permanent deal after his departure from Hartlepool United. The 25-year-old player previously made 18 appearances for Hartlepool last season, alongside a loan spell at Chelmsford in the National South, where he scored twice. Folarin expressed his excitement about joining Sutton Utd, stating that discussions with head coach Chris Agutter about the club's ambitions to return to the EFL were particularly appealing. Agutter is keen to build a competitive team capable of challenging for promotion in the National League. Folarin's signing follows the arrivals of Temi Babalola and Charlie Carter, indicating a focused effort to strengthen the squad. Agutter praised Folarin's potential, highlighting his speed and technical skills, and believes he can become a key player for Sutton Utd this season.