Kidderminster Harriers

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  1. Barrow bring in ex-Kidderminster winger Thompsonpublished at 14:51 BST 12 September

    Barrow have brought in winger Seb Thompson after he left Kidderminster Harriers last month.

    Thompson, 23, had made substitute appearances in the Harriers' first three league games this season before his contract was cancelled by mutual consent.

    He scored nine goals in 35 games last season as he helped Kidderminster win promotion and he has now been reunited with his old boss at Aggborough, Adam Murray.

    Thompson went straight into the Barrow squad for their match away to Worthing.

  2. Harriers sign Shrewsbury striker Stewartpublished at 17:15 BST 7 August

    Shrewsbury Town striker Callum Stewart. He is wearing a pink away shirt.Image source, Shutterstock
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    Callum Stewart was a prolific scorer with non-league Leamington prior to signing for Shrewsbury in January 2025

    Kidderminster Harriers have signed Shrewsbury Town striker Callum Stewart on loan.

    New boss Paul Wotton has rebuilt their squad following last season's promotion via the National League North play-offs.

    Harriers start the new league campaign with a trip to Essex to face Hornchurch on Saturday.

    Stewart, 24, has made 23 first-team appearances in his year and a half at Oteley Road from non-league Leamington - but most of them have been from the bench.

  3. Harriers sign defender Willispublished at 18:13 BST 21 July

    Kidderminster Harriers' club badge

    Kidderminster Harriers have signed defender Zach Willis after he left Birmingham City at the end of last season.

    The 20-year-old, who can play at full-back or in central defence, has been on trial with the National League newcomers after exiting St Andrew's without making a first-team appearance. The club have not disclosed details of the length of his contract.

    Willis had a loan spell with Peterborough Sports in National North last season, making 17 appearances as they were relegated to the Southern League Premier Central.