Solihull Moors have made a double signing ahead of the new season, bolstering their squad with experienced players. The Moors have signed 6ft 6ins goalkeeper Max Metcalfe from Stockport County and 20-year-old midfielder Henry Rylah on a two-month loan from Charlton Athletic. Both new arrivals were named in the team to face Harrogate Town in Saturday's National League season-opener. The signings come as the Moors look to improve their chances in the National League, where they currently sit 22nd with 0 points from 1 game, 3 points behind leaders Harrogate Town. The Moors have also signed 27-year-old right-back Tyrell Warren, who joins on a free transfer after leaving Grimsby at the end of last season. Warren has experience in the National League, having made 73 appearances for Grimsby in two seasons. He also has experience in the Championship, having played for Manchester United's youth teams and Boston United. The signings are a boost for the Moors, who are looking to improve their squad ahead of the new season. The Moors have also signed defender Jevon Mills, goalkeeper Nathaniel Ford, and midfielder Rio Shipston, who join on loan from Halifax Town, Rotherham United, and Sheffield Wednesday respectively. The signings are a significant boost for the Moors, who are looking to improve their chances in the National League. The Moors have also signed midfielder Jamie Andrews and striker Ben Wodskou, who join from Yeovil and Brackley respectively. The signings are a welcome addition to the Moors' squad, who are looking to improve their chances in the National League. The Moors have a busy schedule ahead of them, with their next fixture against Woking on February 17th. The Moors will be looking to build on their recent form, which has seen them concede 5 goals and score 2 so far this season.