Bromley Manager Pushes for More Signings After League Two Title

Bromley manager Andy Woodman has set his sights on achieving promotion to the Championship, aiming for a League One play-off position in the upcoming season. Following their League Two title win in May, the Ravens have been proactive in improving their squad, securing 12 new player acquisitions.

Woodman is continuing to pursue additional signings, expressing confidence in the club's ability to compete for a play-off spot. He acknowledged the importance of reinforcing the team further to ensure competitiveness.

Millwall defender Kamarl Grant has made a return to the club for his third loan spell, having previously played 58 games for Bromley. Woodman highlighted Grant's significant contributions as a familiar and valuable asset to the team.

Looking ahead, Woodman stressed the club's ongoing efforts to sign two or three more players before the transfer window closes. He pointed out that squad depth is crucial, as injuries could significantly alter the team's performance and overall momentum.