Yeovil Town has signed Jack Kingdon, a former Manchester United youth captain, from Cardiff City on a one-year deal with an option for another year. Kingdon, who came through the Manchester United academy, captained the under-18s in a trophy-winning campaign and also played for the under-21s. The centre-back joined Rochdale on loan and played 16 times for the Dale before leaving Manchester United permanently last summer. He then signed for Cardiff City under-21s, where he captained the Bluebirds and represented the Welsh club three times in the EFL Trophy. Kingdon has also represented Scotland at youth level, playing once for the under-20s. Yeovil Town's official website described Kingdon as a modern centre-back who is comfortable on the ball. Kingdon expressed his excitement about joining the Glovers, saying he was raring to go and meet the fans. He believes Yeovil Town is the correct club for him, citing their big club status and ambition to get back up the leagues. The 20-year-old defender is looking forward to this new chapter in his career. Yeovil Town won the race for Kingdon's signature, attracting interest from multiple clubs in the Football League and National League. Kingdon's signing is a significant boost to Yeovil Town's squad, and he is expected to play a key role in their upcoming matches. The Glovers are looking to strengthen their defense, and Kingdon's experience and skills will be valuable assets to the team.