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On 11th June 2022 Kyle Trenerry joined the club as Danny Ellis’ fourth signing as manager.
The young ‘keeper already has a wide range of experience having started out as a scholar at Halifax Town and progressing through the Academy to the first team squad before moving on to Farsley Celtic, in two spells; Matlock Town and Yorkshire Amateur along with a short spell at Clitheroe thrown in for good measure.
He sees these experiences as a bonus in helping forge him into the player he is now and he is seeking to press on and develop more under the tutelage of the Guiseley management pairing.
Trenerry said: “I want to hit the ground running and make my mark. I work as a coach with Farsley Academy, not just goalkeeping but as an all round coach. I am going to Alicante as a coach with a team of young players just before we report for training so my fitness should be good. I am really looking forward to training under the two Dannys and I am hoping that we can all fit together well and get this club back where it belongs in the Vanarama National League North.”
On signing for the club the shot stopper said: “I am buzzing to be coming to Guiseley and to be able to play for the management team of Danny Ellis and Danny Forrest. I am a big Bradford City fan and was a fan of Danny Forrest as a City player. He also taught my sister at the One In A Million School near to Valley Parade.”
“Danny Ellis was brilliant for me on and off the field at Farsley, he was a good influence and I couldn’t wait to sign for him. When I walked into the Guiseley ground to sign the place was buzzing, I got a really good vibe. It didn’t seem like a club that had just been relegated. They were really unlucky to go down, they weren’t a team that had been at the bottom all season.”
Trenerry works for Farsley Celtic in their academy as a coach.
On 6th January 2023 it was confirmed that Kyle had left the club after making 19 appearances keeping five clean sheets.