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Yahoo
13-05-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
Burton reward key players with contract offers
Burton Albion have moved to reward key personnel who helped preserve their League One status by offering new deals to seven out-of-contract players. The Brewers secured their third-tier survival after a win against Cambridge United and a draw with Wigan in the closing weeks of the season. Those crucial four points ensured manager Gary Bowyer's side could not be caught despite a final-day defeat at Charlton. Now goalkeeper Max Crocombe, defender Ryan Sweeney, forward Jón Dadi Bödvarsson and key midfielder Kegs Chauke are all in negotiations over new terms. Defender Finn Delp, Fabio Tavares and Kamil Dudek have also been offered deals. Meanwhile, development players Josh Taroni and Jack Newall have been promoted to the first-team squad. And six players have been released with Anthony Forde, Mason Bennett, Jack Stretton, Cameron Gilbert, Toby Oakes and Dylan Scott all parting company with the club.
BBC News
13-05-2025
- Sport
- BBC News
Burton reward key players with contract offers
Burton Albion have moved to reward key personnel who helped preserve their League One status by offering new deals to seven out-of-contract Brewers secured their third-tier survival after a win against Cambridge United and a draw with Wigan in the closing weeks of the crucial four points ensured manager Gary Bowyer's side could not be caught despite a final-day defeat at goalkeeper Max Crocombe, defender Ryan Sweeney, forward Jón Dadi Bödvarsson and key midfielder Kegs Chauke are all in negotiations over new Finn Delp, Fabio Tavares and Kamil Dudek have also been offered deals. Meanwhile, development players Josh Taroni and Jack Newall have been promoted to the first-team six players have been releasedm with Anthony Forde, Mason Bennett, Jack Stretton, Cameron Gilbert, Toby Oakes and Dylan Scott all parting company with the club.
North Wales Chronicle
21-04-2025
- Sport
- North Wales Chronicle
Birmingham's quick-fire double enough to see off Burton
Blues were given a run for their money in a keenly-contested first half as Burton looked for a result to bolster their hopes of avoiding relegation. For all their possession in the first half Birmingham rarely troubled Max Crocombe in the Burton goal, with Ryan Allsop much busier at the other end as the home side threatened with the pace of Rumarn Burrell and Owen Dodgson's crosses causing problems. Birmingham went in front when Sampsted fired in his first goal for the club from the edge of the box after a corner was half-cleared, and Stansfield doubled City's advantage with a coolly-taken finish from Kieran Dowell's pass. The second half was something of a non-event, with City controlling the game at a much lower tempo. Fabio Tavares provided a moment of real quality in added time to beat Allsop for a Burton consolation – his first goal at the Pirelli Stadium. Albion's League One fate remains in their own hands after Bristol Rovers' home defeat to Stevenage kept them just outside the bottom four.
