LOZA in nO rush tO LeAve gALLAgher

that kind of depend on me and I like that responsibility in terms of being the main man.

“Hopefully next season the team kick on and I’m sure if we do keep the same squad we can easily push for the play-offs – easily.

“I’m not 100% sure what’s going to happen, to be fair.

“I’ve had a strong end to the season but throughout the whole season it hasn’t been that great.

“So maybe the best thing is to have another year in the National League and have a solid whole season and then move on, or maybe it’s the time now.

“I’m not sure because I’ve not had that conversation yet.

“I’d want to stay ideally because I’m enjoying it here and it’s going great but I’ll be silly not to look at other options.

“Hopefully I can get something sorted here.

“It’s somewhere I really enjoy, it’s close to home, so I’m more than happy to be a part of the club’s future and take them into the Football League if that’s possible.”

Loza, who has four caps for Jamaica, saw a move to Port Vale fall through before joining United in October.

His pace, trickery and goals make him a target for scouts, but at 22 there’s no rush to return to the professional game.

He is, though, wary of leaving it too long.

Loza said: “I’m still young in terms of my career but at the