Northampton sign Ross County skipper Baldwin
Jack Baldwin scored twice in 38 games for Ross County last season
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Northampton Town have signed Ross County captain Jack Baldwin for an undisclosed fee.
The former Hartlepool, Peterborough, Sunderland and Bristol Rovers defender has agreed a two-year deal at Sixfields.
He made 102 appearances in three seasons with County and helped them retain their Scottish Premiership status in May with a play-off victory over Raith Rovers.
"Jack is a real leader, an organiser and someone we are delighted to welcome to the club," said Northampton boss Jon Brady.
"He is a brave defender, someone who wins his fair share of tackles and blocks, but he can play too."
Northampton have now made five signings since their 10th-place table finish in League One last term.
They will start the new campaign with an away game against one of Baldwin's former clubs, Bristol Rovers, on 10 August.
Defender Jack Baldwin talks to Jake Sharpe after joining from Ross County.
- Published31 July
