Aldershot striker joins Ray Mac ranks

Wednesday, 11 June 2025 05:55

Salisbury FC have announced the signing of striker Ollie Bray from Aldershot Town, subject to confirmation by the National League and FA.

Bray, 22, joins the Whites from National League Aldershot, where he has been since the 2023/24 season. During his time at The Shots, Bray has spent time on loan in the National League South with Dartford, Truro City and most recently Weston-super-Mare.

Before joining Aldershot, Ollie spent time with the Manchester United development sides, playing twice for United’s Under-21s in the Premier League 2.

It’s another player that the management team have been tracking for a while, Brian Dutton said, “We’re delighted to secure Ollie. He is a player we have been monitoring for a couple of seasons, and when he became available, it was an easy decision for us.

“Ollie’s physical attributes are elite; he’s tall, quick and strong. We will work hard with him to continue his footballing development.

“Welcome aboard, Ollie! We look forward to introducing you to our fantastic fans this month.”

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