Barry Town United's young star Ieuan Owen has completed a transfer to Kilmarnock Football Club, subject to international clearance. The 20-year-old joins Ayrshire's finest for an undisclosed fee, having signed a two-year deal at BBSP Stadium Rugby Park. Ieuan Owen's move to Kilmarnock comes after an impressive season with Barry Town, where he scored 19 goals in all competitions and contributed with four assists in his 42 appearances. Neil McCann, the Kilmarnock manager, expressed his excitement about the signing, stating that Ieuan Owen fits into how they want to attack. Ieuan Owen will officially join Kilmarnock when the transfer window opens on Monday, June 15 and will wear the number 27. The youngster previously had an impressive scoring record in the Cymru South with Afan Lido, netting 15 goals in 25 games. Ieuan Owen dominated the headlines in February when he scored both goals in a 2-0 victory over The New Saints as Barry lifted the Nathaniel MG Cup Final. He also showed exemplary fitness levels, playing in every league match for Barry over the course of the 25/26 season. Ieuan Owen told Killie TV that he's over the moon to be joining Kilmarnock and is looking forward to playing in front of the fans. The transfer is a significant loss for Barry Town, but the club will be hoping to rebuild and strengthen their squad ahead of the new season. Ieuan Owen's departure will be felt, but the club is confident that they can find a suitable replacement. The transfer window is now open, and Barry Town will be looking to make some key signings to bolster their squad. The club's fans will be eagerly waiting to see who they will bring in to replace Ieuan Owen. The future looks bright for Ieuan Owen at Kilmarnock, and he will be hoping to make a big impact in the new season. He will be joining a talented squad, including Tyreece John-Jules, Joe Hugill, and Djenairo Daniels, and will be looking to contribute to the team's success.