Terence Vancooten: Stevenage centre-back signs new two-year deal
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Terence Vancooten has featured 13 times for the Guyana national team
Stevenage centre-back Terence Vancooten has signed a new two-year deal with the newly promoted League One side.
The 25-year-old was out of contract this summer and agreed to stay with the Hertfordshire club, who say they were "competing with several high-profile clubs for his signature".
Guyana international Vancooten has made 176 appearances in six seasons with Stevenage.
He featured 38 times as they went up as League Two runners-up last season.
Stevenage chairman Phil Wallace said recruitment plans would soon turn to "adding experienced League One players" to the squad after keeping a core of the promotion-winning side together.
"Leon Hunter [director of football] and Steve Evans [manager] have patiently been putting the majority of the team from last year back together, with some important improvements," he told
"Signing Taye Ashby-Hammond on a permanent from Fulham and doing new two-year deals for Luther, Terence and Jake Forster-Caskey means 10 of last season's squad will be with us next season and beyond."