Salisbury FC announce player departures following promotion

Monday, 20 May 2024 01:00

Salisbury FC has published a list of players who left the club at the end of the season.

The list includes the players who are under contract for the coming season and those who have been offered new contracts.

Four players are under contract going into the new season in the National League South:

Ryan Gosney Aaron McCreadie Josh Hedges Owen Dore

A further nine players have been offered new contracts as their deals expired at the end of the season that saw the club promoted; they are:

Dan Fitchett Josh Sommerton Jadon Perez Ryan Penny Tom Leggett Sido Jombati Alex Rutter Thomas Bragg Noah Coppin

Leaving the club either out of contract or their loan deal ending with them returning to their parent club are:

Charlie Gunson Wayne Robinson Jamar Smith Aaron Simpson Jack Ball Levi Irving Richard McIntyre

The club are believed to be working on bringing in new signings to bolster the core of the squad, which Brian Dutton will look to keep together to enable them to compete at a higher level.

The club is also arranging a series of friendlies to prepare for the new season.

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