Image source, Getty ImagesWorthing have signed former Dorking Wanderers goalkeeper Harrison Foulkes.
The 25-year-old Hull City academy product has a wealth of non-league experience and was awarded three different player of the season awards at Dorking last term.
Hornchurch have signed midfielder Asher Yearwood following his departure from Maidenhead United.
The 29-year-old will be playing in the National League for the first time after working his way up through non-league.
He made 40 National League South appearances for Maidenhead last season to help them reach the play-offs.
"He is a totally different type of profile in midfield to what we already have at the club," manager Daryl McMahon told the club website, external.
"He is someone who instantly lifts the session with his enthusiasm, quality, running power and we believe that after a really good season, he is someone we can develop as well."
Image source, ShutterstockEthan Ross missed the whole of last season with a knee injury
Forest Green Rovers have signed goalkeeper Ethan Ross on a free transfer on a one-year deal.
The 29-year-old left fellow National League outfit Altrincham at the end of last season after missing the entire campaign with a knee injury.
The news comes just a few days after head coach Robbie Savage told BBC Gloucestershire he was on the lookout for a new number one.
"Ethan has been training with us over the past week. He is a fantastic goalkeeper and brings a wealth of experience at this level," Savage told Rovers' website., external
Image source, ShutterstockArian Allen featured in four games for Stockport last season
Halifax Town have signed teenage attacking midfielder Arian Allen on loan from Stockport County.
Allen, 18, made four appearances last season for Stockport - two in the EFL Cup and two in the EFL Trophy - and has dropped down to the National League side from League One County to gain some valuable playing time.
He started out at Everton's academy aged 10 and spent six years there before moving up to Scotland to join Rangers' academy.
Allen, who is under contract at Stockport until 2027, made the move to Edgeley Park in February last year and his only start for County came against Wolves Under-21s in the EFL Trophy in September.
Image source, ShutterstockAaron Henry has already had two loan spells at Wealdstone, scoring four goals in 40 appearances
Wealdstone have brought back midfielder Aaron Henry for a third time after his contract with Boreham Wood was mutually terminated.
The 22-year-old has signed a permanent deal after two previous loan spells at The Vale, becoming Wealdstone's fourth summer signing.
The Charlton Athletic academy product played 20 games on loan for the Stones in 2021-2022, followed by another 20 in 2023-2024 to help keep them in the National League.
Wealdstone manager Gary Waddock told the club website:, external "Aaron knows the club well and was keen to come back, which is a really encouraging sign.
"Most recently, he's been in a squad [at Hornchurch] competing at the top of the table so that's also a big plus in terms of the mentality he'll bring to the squad."
Image source, ShutterstockAmari Morgan-Smith had two spells with Kidderminster Harriers
Halifax Town have signed forward Amari Morgan-Smith on a one-year contract.
Morgan-Smith, 37, has just ended a five-year spell with Kidderminster Harriers where he scored more than 50 goals and won two promotions.
Image source, Getty ImagesCarlisle are preparing for a second season in the National League
Carlisle United have appointed Tom Lawrence as the club's new chief executive.
He replaces Nigel Clibbens, who left Brunton Park earlier this year after a decade in his post.
Lawrence held the same role at fellow National League side Southend United for the last five years and before that had a similar post with Gillingham.
"Tom has led clubs in both the EFL and the National League and understands first-hand the challenges and opportunities that exist at this level of the game," Carlisle chairman Tom Piatak told the club website, external.
"He has operated in demanding environments, dealt with complex football and business issues and understands the importance of combining ambition on the pitch with strong financial management, commercial growth and accountability throughout the club."
Lawrence's appointment is subject to the required regulatory approval and he will act in an interim capacity for now.
Image source, ShutterstockLiam Gibson has been training in pre-season with Hartlepool
Hartlepool United have brought in defender Liam Gibson following the expiry of his contract with Harrogate Town.
Gibson has signed a one-year deal at Victoria Park after three seasons with the Sulphurites, with his new club holding the option of an extra year.
The County Durham-born defender, 29, was on the books at Newcastle United as a youngster.
Eastleigh have signed defender Nick Akoto following his exit from Burton Albion.
The 27-year-old right-back spent the past two seasons with the Brewers, making 33 appearances.
He previously played in America for Tormenta FC where he made 50 appearances, scoring two goals and registering five assists.
In his youth career, Akoto was part of AFC Wimbledon's under-18 side, leaving in the summer of 2017.
Altrincham winger Charlie Kirk has signed a new deal to remain with the Robins next season.
The 28-year-old played 37 National League games for Alty last season after joining from Barrow in June 2025.
Image source, ShutterstockJoe Rye (left) scored two goals last season as Tamworth finished 11th in the National League
Tamworth have signed centre-back Joe Rye on a permanent deal from League Two side Barnet after a successful loan spell last season.
Rye, 22, played 22 National League games for the Lambs in 2025-26.
He joined Barnet from Worthing in 2024 but only made four senior appearances for the Bees, spending time on loan at Chelmsford City and Boreham Wood as well as Tamworth.
Tamworth have re-signed striker Nathan Tshikuna after he failed to agree terms on a new deal at National League rivals Wealdstone.
The 27-year-old scored nine goals in 47 appearances in all competitions for the Stones last season.
He previously spent two seasons with Tamworth, helping them win promotion from National League North and reach the third round of the FA Cup in January 2025, where they were beaten by Premier League side Tottenham.
