National League

  1. Worthing sign Torquay striker Young

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    Jordan Young scored 35 goals in 88 appearances for Torquay United

    Worthing have signed striker Jordan Young from National League South side Torquay United for an undisclosed fee.

    Young, 27, has scored 35 goals in 88 appearances for Torquay since joining from Yeovil Town in October 2024.

    "Jordan has great dead-ball delivery and can score and assists goals from out of nowhere, so he's going to be a really important player for us," Worthing manager Adam Hinshelwood told the club's website.

    Torquay United said the agreement between the two clubs "also ensures that United will retain a significant financial interest in any future transfer".

  3. Harrogate sign Bolton goalkeeper Hutchinson

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    Luke Hutchinson has been with Bolton Wanderers since the age of eight

    Harrogate Town have signed Bolton Wanderers goalkeeper Luke Hutchinson on a three-month loan deal.

    The 24-year-old spent last season on loan with Altrincham and made 44 appearances in the National League.

    Hutchinson could make his debut for Town, who are second in the National League after six matches, against Tamworth on Saturday.

  4. Boston sign Barnsley's Gent on short-term loan

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    Georgie Gent spent a loan spell with Motherwell in 2023-24

    Boston United have signed Barnsley wing-back Georgie Gent on a month-long loan.

    The 22-year-old, who came through the Manchester City academy, will bolster the Pilgrims' options on the left flank with Kai Mauro likely to be on international duty with Gibraltar.

    Gent has made 36 senior appearances for Barnsley but has yet to feature this season.

    He could make his Boston debut in the National League Cup against West Bromwich Albion on Tuesday.

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  6. Keaton Ward, in a pink Barrow away kit, pointing sideways with his right arm

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  18. Carlisle's Macadam injures hamstring doing backheel

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    Harvey Macadam scored seven goals last season for Carlisle

    There have been some weird and wonderful ways for footballers to get injured over the years and now Carlisle United's Harvey Macadam can join the list.

    The midfielder was back in his first training session, recovering from a thigh injury that delayed his start to the new season.

    In chasing to keep a ball in play, the 25-year-old went to backheel it back onto the pitch and ended up suffering a hamstring injury.

    "He's done quite a bit of damage, so he's going to be quite a few weeks," Carlisle head coach Rob Elliot told BBC Radio Cumbria.

    "Harvey's a big, strong lad, he's quite robust so we'll see what the timeline is but it's not going to be in the near future."

    Carlisle have a busy September with six matches, and Macadam is now likely to miss all of them.

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  20. Howley returns to Tamworth on loan

    Tamworth have re-signed midfielder Ryan Howley on a three-month loan deal from League Two side Bristol Rovers.

    Howley played seven times in the National League during a previous spell on loan with Tamworth last season.

  21. Aldershot sign forward Tenconi-Gradillas

    Aldershot have signed forward Alfonso Tenconi-Gradillas, who has spent much of the summer training with the National League club.

    The 23-year-old played alongside Shots boss Scott Davies at Slough Town before a spell playing for Stanford University in the United States.

  22. Gateshead sign defender Holgate and forward Hiwula

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    Harrison Holgate appeared in 24 Fleetwood Town games last season

    Gateshead have signed defender Harrison Holgate and forward Jordy Hiwula in deals until the end of the season.

    Holgate, 26, was a free agent after leaving League Two Fleetwood Town where he had spent his entire career, playing more than a century of games for them.

    Much-travelled Hiwula, 31, was last at fellow National League side Boston United, for whom he scored seven goals in 39 appearances last season.

    The pair are both eligible for Gateshead's fixture at home to Solihull Moors on Saturday (15:00 BST).

  23. Hartlepool sign Baggies teenager Deeming on loan

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    Cole Deeming scored once in four appearances on loan for Truro last season

    Hartlepool United have completed the loan signing of teenage midfielder Cole Deeming from West Bromwich Albion.

    Deeming, 19, will be on loan at Pools until 2 January, 2027 and is available for the home match against Woking on Saturday (15:00 BST).

    He has played once for his parent club and spent last season on loan with Truro City in the National League and then Cheltenham Town in League Two.

    "We're delighted to sign Cole," said Hartlepool head coach Lee Clark.

    "He's someone we've had an eye on for a while, and we've seen how well he did at Cheltenham.

    "He's also gained experience in this league with Truro, and the staff at West Brom speak really highly of him."

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  25. Forest Green sign Abrefa on three-month loan

    Kelvin Abrefa running on the pitch during a match for Reading. He is wearing a blue and white striped Reading kit with long white sleeves underneathShutterstock

    Forest Green have signed right-back Kelvin Abrefa on loan from Reading until December.

    The 22-year-old has played 83 games for the Royals, including 22 League One appearances last season.

    "It's a position we've needed cover in for a while, so he now gives us good options to choose from in the squad," manager Robbie Savage told the club website.