Wycombe declare Akinfenwa marking
The 34-year-old was a free specialist taking after his discharge from the Dons this mid year.
The forward has played for various Football League clubs, including Northampton Town, Gillingham and Millwall.
Akinfenwa assisted AFC Wimbledon with advancement to League One last season, scoring in both the semi-last conflict against Accrington Stanley and the last against Plymouth Argyle.
The striker is best known for his size and quality, being a major nearness in any squad. Notwithstanding this, he has an abundance of involvement in League Two.
In 247 aggregate appearances in League Two, Akinfenwa has scored 81 and helped a further 35.
Talking about the arrangement, Wycombe supervisor Gareth Ainsworth told the club's site that "everyone realizes what Bayo is about and I'm so eager to have him here on the grounds that he's the right marking at the opportune time for us.
"I trust that conveying Bayo to the club demonstrates our aim to give it a genuine push to go greater and superior to what we accomplished last season.
"With Dayle Southwell, Paris Cowan-Hall and Myles Weston likewise coming into the club this late spring, I'm enchanted with the way we've possessed the capacity to fortify our assaulting alternatives and I know this marking specifically will get individuals talking.
"Bayo has had an incredible profession and still has bounty to offer on the contribute as well as the changing room in view of his character and genuine authority qualities.
"He's kept himself fit over the mid year and joins the squad at an impeccable time pretty much as we're taking off to France for a pre-season preparing camp which will cause everybody become acquainted with each other better and empower us to set up more gets ready for the year ahead."
Wycombe Wanderers completed last season in thirteenth spot, having gathered 64 focuses in 46 recreations and posting a +1 objective contrast.
Garry Thompson completed as Wycombe's top scorer last season, with the midfielder netting seven objectives altogether.
Akinfenwa found the net on eight events last season, and will hope to add to his League Two count when Wycombe begin of their 2016/17 crusade away to Crawley Town on August 6.
The forward has played for various Football League clubs, including Northampton Town, Gillingham and Millwall.
Akinfenwa assisted AFC Wimbledon with advancement to League One last season, scoring in both the semi-last conflict against Accrington Stanley and the last against Plymouth Argyle.
The striker is best known for his size and quality, being a major nearness in any squad. Notwithstanding this, he has an abundance of involvement in League Two.
In 247 aggregate appearances in League Two, Akinfenwa has scored 81 and helped a further 35.
Talking about the arrangement, Wycombe supervisor Gareth Ainsworth told the club's site that "everyone realizes what Bayo is about and I'm so eager to have him here on the grounds that he's the right marking at the opportune time for us.
"I trust that conveying Bayo to the club demonstrates our aim to give it a genuine push to go greater and superior to what we accomplished last season.
"With Dayle Southwell, Paris Cowan-Hall and Myles Weston likewise coming into the club this late spring, I'm enchanted with the way we've possessed the capacity to fortify our assaulting alternatives and I know this marking specifically will get individuals talking.
"Bayo has had an incredible profession and still has bounty to offer on the contribute as well as the changing room in view of his character and genuine authority qualities.
"He's kept himself fit over the mid year and joins the squad at an impeccable time pretty much as we're taking off to France for a pre-season preparing camp which will cause everybody become acquainted with each other better and empower us to set up more gets ready for the year ahead."
Wycombe Wanderers completed last season in thirteenth spot, having gathered 64 focuses in 46 recreations and posting a +1 objective contrast.
Garry Thompson completed as Wycombe's top scorer last season, with the midfielder netting seven objectives altogether.
Akinfenwa found the net on eight events last season, and will hope to add to his League Two count when Wycombe begin of their 2016/17 crusade away to Crawley Town on August 6.
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