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Yahoo
20 hours ago
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- Yahoo
Anderson and Araoye sign new deals
Bristol City academy prospects Taine Anderson and Raphael Araoye have agreed new contracts with the club. Both players have yet to make their first-team debut for the Robins. Left-back Anderson, 19, has signed a three-year extension on his deal, having already agreed to spend next season on loan at League Two side Cheltenham Town. Centre-back Raphael Araoye (pictured), 20, has agreed a one-year deal. Araoye, who has been at the club since the age of 11, played five games for Yeovil last season during a loan spell in the National League. Latest Bristol City news, analysis and fan views Listen to Bristol City content on BBC Sounds
BBC News
2 days ago
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- BBC News
Robins sign defender Mazionis on loan from Ipswich
Cheltenham Town have signed defender Jokubas Mazionis on a season-long loan from Ipswich 19-year-old Lithuanian centre-back has joined the League Two side for the 2025-26 season following a temporary loan spell at National League club Woking last a former academy player at Arsenal and West Ham United, told the club website, external: "I jumped at the opportunity when I heard Cheltenham were interested and now I'm excited to get going."The experience I had at Woking last year was amazing and I can't thank them enough. I got that exposure that I needed, I'm here now and I can't wait." The Robins, who have now made six summer signings, begin their League Two campaign at Cambridge United on Saturday.
BBC News
3 days ago
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- BBC News
Cheltenham sign defender Wilson on one-year deal
Cheltenham Town have signed central defender James Wilson on a one-year 36-year-old left Bristol Rovers at the end of last season and returns to Cheltenham having played four games on loan for the club in started his career with Bristol City and featured in the Championship before having permanent spells with Oldham, Sheffield United, Lincoln, Ipswich and Plymouth who was capped once by Wales in 2013, started all 46 League One games for Bristol Rovers last open their League Two campaign away at Cambridge United on Saturday 2 August.
BBC News
23-07-2025
- Sport
- BBC News
Swansea beaten by Cheltenham
Swansea City lost 2-1 away to Mike Flynn's Cheltenham Town in their latest pre-season friendly on Wednesday hosts went ahead early in the second half but Swansea levelled when a Cheltenham player conceded an own goal from Josh Tymon's the League Two side secured the victory during the final 10 minutes with Lee Angol scoring for the hosts.
STV News
23-07-2025
- Sport
- STV News
Dundee United captain Ross Graham ruled out for months after surgery
Dundee United have suffered a blow ahead of the new season after Ross Graham was ruled out for months. The newly-appointed club captain has been forced to undergo surgery and isn't expected to return until late October. Speaking ahead of the first leg of the Conference League qualifier against Una Strassen, manager Jim Goodwin admitted it was a 'big loss' for the team. 'Unfortunately, Ross has had a recurrence of a hamstring injury over the last ten months,' the manager said. 'It affected him greatly in the second half of the season. 'A couple of weeks ago we got a repeat of that injury. He's seen some specialists and we've had surgery to the hamstring. Hopefully over the next two to three months he'll make a complete recovery and will be available to play for us somewhere around the end of October. 'It's a big loss for us as a group, particularly for myself after making him club captain.' Graham has made over 120 appearances for United since breaking into the first team and the 24-year-old defender played a key role in an impressive return to the Premiership for United last season. Goodwin said he was ready for the responsibility and that he would continue to exert an influence through his recovery from Sunday. 'It was an easy choice in the end,' he said. 'We've got lots of good leaders in the group but Ross really understands this club. 'He came through the academy system, he's a local lad. He knows what the club means to the supporters and he's able to relay that to the players. 'As much as he's not going to be out there with us on the pitch for a considerable period of time, his presence will still be felt within the dressing room. 'He'll continue to encourage the players and drive them on to success.' Will Ferry will wear the armband in Graham's absence and Goodwin says it will be another step up for a player who can develop further. 'It's going to be a very proud moment for Will and his family, leading the team out for a European tie at Tannadice,' he said. 'We're expecting a really good crowd and we're pleasantly surprised at the amount of tickets that have been snapped up by our own supporters. 'From Will's perspective it's a great moment for a young player in his career. 'When you consider where we took Will from, in the lower leagues of England at Cheltenham Town, last season he was arguable one of our most outstanding players. 'We're hoping he can build on that and do even better and hopefully that starts tomorrow in our first competitive game.' Get all the latest news from around the country Follow STV News Scan the QR code on your mobile device for all the latest news from around the country
