Goalkeeper Christian Dibble has cancelled his contract with Boston United by mutual consent.
Dibble, 22, son of former Manchester City goalkeeper Andy Dibble, began his career at 
Bury before joining League One club Barnsley in July 2013.
He has appeared for Wales at junior and under-19 level.
After a number of appearances in League One as an unused substitute, he joined Conference Premier side Nuneaton Town on loan in late November 2014.
He made his debut on 29th November 2014, winning the man of the match award in a home win against Chester. Christian performed well in 5 games for Nuneaton before Barnsley re-called him on the 22nd December.
In search of more first-team experience he was out on loan again in August 2015, this time to National League South club Chelmsford City.
In February 2016, Dibble left Barnsley by mutual consent seeking more senior games and signed a permanent contract until the end of the season back at Chelmsford. In all, across the two spells, he would play twenty-eight league games for the Clarets.
In late June 2016, he signed for Boston and appeared in the Pilgrims’ opening seven matches of the new campaign, has departed following Dion-Curtis Henry’s arrival from League One side Peterborough United.
Source: www.footballconference.co.uk
