Image source, ShutterstockAnthony Georgiou previously played for Ipswich Town on loan
Woking have signed former Wealdstone and Tottenham academy defender Anthony Georgiou on a short-term deal.
The left-back started his career with Spurs and had spells on loan at Ipswich Town and Bolton.
He will feature in Woking's squad for Tuesday's game against West Bromwich Albion in the National League Cup.
Image source, ShutterstockQPR academy graduate Jaiden Putman (right) has had loan spells at Oxford City and Bath City
Woking have signed midfielder Steven Turner on a season-long loan from Ipswich and defender Jaiden Putman on a short-term loan from Queens Park Rangers.
Turner, 20, returns to Kingfield for a second spell after playing six matches on loan at the end of the 2025-2026 campaign.
Director of Football Jody Brown said: "We'd always hoped to bring Steven back after he impressed back in April. Of course, that was dependent on Ipswich Town.
"He's spent pre-season with their first team, but the dialogue never stopped. We are really pleased to have him here for the season."
Putman, 19, arrives on short-term loan as injury cover from Championship side QPR.
He made his Hoops debut in the EFL Cup against Plymouth Argyle in August 2025.
Putman then went on loan to National League South Bath City, where he made 25 appearances in the second half of last season.
Putman told Woking's website: "As soon as I spoke to the coaching staff, it was clear this was the right place for me to continue my development.
"Hopefully I can make a positive impact and repay the faith the club has shown in me."
Image source, Getty ImagesWoking have signed 20-year-old winger Taylan Harris on a season's loan from Luton Town.
The Reading youth product, who can play across the front three positions, gained senior experience on loan at both Tranmere Rovers and Braintree Town last season.
He played 19 games during his spell at Tranmere before scoring two goals in five National League appearances for Braintree.
Image source, Getty ImagesShadrach Ogie spent three years with Gillingham before leaving the club earlier this summer
National League club Woking have signed former Gillingham defender Shadrach Ogie on a two-year contract.
The 24-year-old's three-year stay at Gillingham came to an end earlier this summer when his contract expired.
Woking director of football Jody Brown told the club website, external that former boss Jermain Defoe "played a big part in identifying and attracting the player to the club before his departure" and said former Leyton Orient man Ogie is "a great fit for what we're building at the club".
Image source, Getty ImagesCraig Ross (pictured) and Jake Hyde led Woking to four wins during their spell in interim charge in March
Woking have put Craig Ross and Jake Hyde in interim charge of the first team for a second spell following Jermain Defoe's exit.
The National League side and former England international Defoe "mutually agreed to part ways with immediate effect" on Thursday, two weeks before the start of the new season.
Player/goalkeeping coach Ross and fellow coach Hyde, who retired as a player at the end of last season, will oversee first-team operations before Woking's opening league match at home to Sutton United on 8 August.
The pair took interim charge in March following the sacking of Neal Ardley and led Woking to four wins, while their only defeat was away at eventual champions York City.
Director of football Jody Brown told the club website:, external "Craig and Jake have been an important part of this football club for a long time.
"They'll do everything to ensure the group gets to where it needs to be for the start of the season, providing the leadership and continuity we need."
