Izale McLeod is a striker who signed for League Two club Barnet in November 2010.

He is a tall, powerful attacker who has the pace to cause problems for opposition defences.

Izale was a prolific scorer during his time with MK Dons but during three seasons at Charlton Athletic found his appearances restricted by injury.

He was loaned to Peterborough United in January 2010 but after just four appearances suffered another injury which led to him returning early to Charlton.

He was released in July and after a trial at Brentford signed for the Bees.

He made his debut against his old club Charlton in the FA Cup and went on to score twice on his first start against Accrington.

Izale finished as the club's top scorer in 2010-11.

His goals, which included a hat-trick in the vital 4-2 win at Gillingham in April, proved crucial in keeping Barnet in the Football League.

He also scored the all-important last day winner against Port Vale from the penalty spot which saved the Bees from relegation.

Izale is a former England U21 international.