Centre-half signs for the Whites

Tuesday, 16 June 2026 09:20

Salisbury FC have announced that young centre-half Harry Thomas has signed on at the Ray Mac after previous stints at Wimborne Town and Hampton & Richmond.

The 22-year-old came up through the ranks at Peterborough and AFC Bournemouth before venturing out on two separate loans at Corby Town and AFC Totton.

Thomas then made his first permanent move to Poole Town, before he was snapped up by fellow National League South outfit Hampton & Richmond.

Harry then went on to make 23 appearances (1900+ minutes) for the Beavers, featuring against the Whites twice last season.

Assistant manager Callum Hart added: “Harry is a player who we know well from working with him before.

He’s a player who’s still developing and coming in to compete for a place in the team.

He’s a good size, has good technical ability, and we are really looking forward to working with him and introducing the fans to him at the Ray Mac.”

You can once again listen to full commentary of every league away game on Salisbury Radio this season.

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