Sutton United

  1. Sutton move for Dorking captain Carter

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    Charlie Carter in action for Dorking against Torquay in their National League South play-off semi-final

    Sutton United have completed the signing of midfielder Charlie Carter from National League South side Dorking Wanderers.

    The 29-year-old, who was born in Sutton, spent three years at Dorking and was captain for the past two seasons.

    He also played National League football with Woking and Eastleigh, either side of a three-year spell at League Two Stevenage, where he was coached briefly by current Sutton boss Chris Agutter.

    "For me, he'll be the best attacking midfield player in the league," Agutter told the club's website.

    "I came up against him when he was at Dorking and know him from my time at Stevenage.

    "He's a statement signing. As soon as we felt there was an opportunity of bringing Carts to the football club, we jumped on it and were really aggressive in trying to get him in the building, in a positive sense, in terms of being forceful and on the front foot."

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  4. Sutton defender Kirk extends deal despite injury

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    Alex Kirk (right) has not played this season because of a back injury

    Sutton United defender Alex Kirk has signed a one-year extension to his contract, with the option for a further year.

    The 23-year-old came through the ranks at Arsenal and had loan spells at Ayr United and Bromley before joining Sutton in July 2024.

    He made 21 appearances last season but a back injury sustained in February 2025 has seen him miss the entire 2025-26 campaign despite a brief return during pre-season.

    Kirk, whose current deal was due to expire this summer, is aiming to return in time for the new season.

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  14. Sutton sign Cashman on loan from Crawley

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    Sutton have signed Danny Cashman from League Two side Crawley Town on loan until the end of the season.

    Cashman, who worked with Sutton boss Chris Agutter at Worthing last season, began his career at Brighton and has also played at clubs including Coventry, Walsall and Altrincham.

    He has also represented England at under-16 and under-17 level.

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  16. Toby Byron competing for the ball with his head down and arms out while playing for Worthing against Torquay United in the National League South.

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  18. Jack Stretton celebrates a goal

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  24. Brett McGavin scores for Yeovil

  25. Sutton re-sign Foyo on loan as striker's ban ends

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    Sutton United have re-signed striker Osman Foyo on loan for the rest of the season from AFC Wimbledon.

    Foyo was on loan at the club earlier this season and made two appearances in November, but his stay was ended after he was handed an additional suspension by the Football Association for breaching betting rules.

    He subsequently served three months of a five-month ban, with two months suspended for 24 months, which will only be activated if a further breach of betting rules takes place.

    The 21-year-old was part of the AFC Wimbledon side that won promotion at the end of last season to League One, making 10 appearances.