FSA UK Graduate Beck-Ray Enoru Signs for Notts County FC

FSA UK Graduate Beck-Ray Enoru has this week joined League Two side Notts County in an undisclosed two-and-a-half year deal from Tamworth.

The tricky 23-year-old forward has been in fine form this season, appearing in 26 competitive matches for Tamworth in the 2025/26 campaign, contributing with key goals and assists and consistently showing his pace and attacking threat in the National League. 

Enoru made headlines in 2025, with the player a key part of the Tamworth team that held Tottenham Hotspur to a 0-0 draw in normal time of the FA Cup 4th Round, forcing the Premier League giants into extra time. Prior to his breakthrough at Tamworth, Beck-Ray moved to the UK from Cameroon when he was just 16 and was a member of our FSA PRO Leicester team whilst playing football at Aylestone Park FC and Barwell.

Notts County Director of Football said "Beck-Ray has a very exciting profile and will add another dimension to our attack. As well as being extremely quick, he’s a very talented one-v-one dribbler and a real threat in the attacking third. Having excelled in step three of non-league before joining Tamworth, he has taken the National League in his stride and we’re excited to now give him the opportunity to showcase his talents in the EFL.” (via Notts County FC)

Tamworth manager Andy Peaks said "I’m really pleased for Beck’s to be given the opportunity to join a club in the Football League. He had a few offers in the summer and has decided now is the right time. Obviously, we’re disappointed to lose him as he’s been a big part of the club’s success, but he goes with my blessing and I look forward to staying in touch with him and following his progress. Beck’s is a great character to work with and I wish him nothing but success in the future.” (via Tamworth FC)

Beck-Ray Enoru will wear number 22 during his time at County. His first eligible game for selection is Saturday 17th January as the Magpies travel to Crawley Town. Everyone at Fox Soccer Academy wishes Becks the best of luck in the English Football League. Go and smash it!