Abdulai Bell-Baggie will be at Tranmere Rovers until at least 2015 after agreeing a new contract with the club.
The winger joined Rovers on a free transfer last summer after impressing manager Ronnie Moore whilst on trial. He has since scored two goals in 25 games for the Superwhites in their current campaign.
Bell-Baggie, 20, started his career at Reading and counts Rotherham United, Crawley Town, Port Vale and Tranmere's League One rivals Yeovil Town among his former clubs.
He becomes the fifth player to sign up to a deal running until 2015 with Rovers after Cole Stockton Jake Kirby, Danny Holmes and Max Power all put pen to paper on deals earlier this year.
Rovers manager Moore commented: "Abs has done very well for us this season.
"He's an exciting player and one who is capable of winning matches for us.
"When he's on top of his game he's a nightmare for defenders and he's given quite a few full backs headaches this season.
"He's got a great attitude and has fitted in well with the rest of the squad and I'm delighted he'll be here for the next two seasons."
With his immediate future now finalised, Bell-Baggie will be looking to celebrate the news with a typically energetic performance against Oldham on Saturday.
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