The 27 year-old was originally with Oxford City and was a regular in their Hellenic League Nomads side, as well as making a few first team appearances for them, prior to him joining Southern League Division One side Didcot Town in the summer of 2012. In three seasons with the Railwaymen, Spanish born Pablo scored 36 goals from 120 appearances, attracting the attention of phoenix club Hereford FC whom he then joined in the summer of 2015.

At Edgar Street he was part of the side that won three successive league championships as Hereford quickly moved up through the non-league pyramid, scoring 52 goals for them in 142 appearances. With the additional travelling looming in National League North, should he had stayed at Hereford, Pablo opted to leave them in the summer of 2018 and signed for Southern League Premier South side Salisbury. However, after scoring five goals from 30 appearances he then found playing opportunities limited with the Whites and returned in February 2019 to Didcot Town on loan until the end of the season.

Manager Mike Ford commented "Pablo has won a championship medal at this level and having played at Hereford in front of a large expectant crowd every week will bring excellent experience to the group. Again he fits the profile of a player we are looking to attract, good attitude combined with excellent footballing ability."

Pablo was alreday looking forward to the new season and said “I am delighted to be signing for Banbury and can’t wait to get started. I really feel this club has the potential to achieve big things this coming season and I’m looking forward to playing my part in doing so.”

Everyone at Banbury United would like to welcome Pablo to the club.