Swindon sign Hackford as Drinan agrees new deal
Antwoine Hackford has joined Swindon Town from AFC Wimbledon
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Swindon Town have signed Antwoine Hackford from AFC Wimbledon on a two-year deal and handed fellow forward Aaron Drinan a new contract.
Hackford, 22, arrives at the Robins for an undisclosed fee after scoring six goals in his only full season at Plough Lane and becomes manager Ian Holloway's 10th signing of the summer transfer window.
He started his career at Sheffield United, enjoying loan spells at Alfreton Town, Burton Albion and Port Vale, before his permanent switch to AFC Wimbledon last summer.
Hackford helped Vale gain promotion to League One during his loan spell at the club and has now been reunited with former team-mates Mitch Clark and Connor Ripley at the County Ground.
Meanwhile, 28-year-old Drinan has extended his stay with Swindon until the summer of 2030.
The former Ipswich Town forward has scored 30 goals in 99 league appearances since arriving from Leyton Orient in February 2024.
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