Shrewsbury Town FC's pursuit of another attacking recruit has been welcomed by striker Josh Davison, who believes competition for places is essential. With the team currently sitting 22nd in League Two, having scored 0 goals and conceded 2, Davison's comments come as a boost to the club's transfer efforts. The search for a new forward is a priority for Shrewsbury, with the transfer window approaching its deadline. Davison, who joined the club as a free agent this summer, has started the team's first two competitive matches of the season. Davison said: 'We've got three strikers in at the moment, and we play two up front. So looking at it personally, it's never bad having competition.' He added that having another option would be beneficial, especially with the amount of substitutes allowed in matches. As Shrewsbury prepares for its next fixture against Oldham on February 27, 2027, the team is currently 3 points behind leaders Walsall. With a recent form of L, the club will be looking to turn its fortunes around and climb the League Two table.