Welsh football notebook, Friday 24 June

We sign off the week with a brief round up from clubs throughout Wales.

Gareth Bale’s future could be decided in the next few days. Cardiff City have a contract ready and waiting for him to sign, but face strong competition from to MLS clubs for his signature. (Paul Abbandonato / Wales Online)

Aberystwyth Town have unveiled their new home and away kits for next season, continuing their partnership with Italian manufacturer Acerbis. The new home shirt sees the club return to black and green strips for the first time in over 15 years. Both shirts are available to pre-order now. (Official club site)

The New Saints are believed to be close to confirming the signing of a new goalkeeper. (EXCL – Welsh Football Notebook)

NOTES: Saints have sought to add a new goalkeeper to their ranks ever since long-serving first-choice keeper Paul Harrison retired at the end of last season. They have been unable to resolve that situation – until now, where I understand they are close to closing to completing a deal with an unnamed player. Backup stopper Connor Roberts played midweek versus Bala and despite his experience, Saints want to strengthen in advance of their first European game, which is now less than two weeks away.

Adran League champions Swansea City ladies will find out who they will face in the first round of the Uefa Womens Champions League this afternoon. (Adran Leagues)

Episode 3 of Haverfordwest County’s excellent docuseries ‘You Can Have It All’ is now available for your viewing pleasure. (Official club Twitter)

Lee Trundle was amongst those to return to pre-season training at Ammanford last night. The club have also confirmed Liam Samuel, Tom Pratt and Morgan Clarke will all be remaining at the club for the upcoming campaign. (Official club Twitter)

Pontypridd Town United (I wonder how many times I’m going to say/write that next season) have announced three pre-season games cumulating with the visit of Hereford on 29 July. Entry to their opening game, against Risca United, is free of charge. (Official club Twitter)