The 22 year old joins from Prestatyn Town, with whom he won the Huws Gray Alliance League title a couple of seasons back, alongside Jack Lewis, Tom Kemp and Jack Higgins, players he is now reunited with at Cae-Y-Castell.
Myles began his career at Airbus, coming through the ranks of their Academy system, and has also played for the Welsh U18's Academy.
He is another talented individual with a good footballing brain that manager Niall McGuinness has managed to add to his squad. Myles' usual role is centre back, but can also operate as a centre midfielder or as a full back.
McGuinness expressed his relief at finally landing his latest signing, after admitting he had to fight off several other clubs in the chase for his signature.
Upon signing, Myles commented that we was extremely pleased to join Flint, as he was impressed with the ambition being shown by the club in assembling a good strong squad, with quality players, who have great experience in both the HGA and WPL. He added that he believes Flint will be extremely competitive in the league and is looking forward to the challenge.
Unfortunately, Myles is currently nursing a broken arm , and so is expected to be out of action for another five weeks or so. We wish him a speedy recovery and can't wait to see him in the black and white stripes. Welcome to the club Myles.