Kidderminster Harriers

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  1. Harriers bring back Austin and sign Boro's Campbellpublished at 17:04 GMT 5 November

    Sam Austin (left) scoring in his time at Southend and new striker Layton Campbell Image source, Shutterstock/Kidderminster Harriers FC
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    Sam Austin (left) is back at Aggborough after a three-year absence, accompanied by Layton Campbell

    Kidderminster Harriers have made two signings before Saturday's FA Cup first Round tie with Doncaster Rovers at Aggborough.

    Sam Austin has signed on loan until the end of the season and young Middlesbrough striker Layton Campbell has joined on a short-time loan initially until January.

    Austin, 29, left Aggborough after six seasons to join Notts County in 2023 and was part of the Magpies side that won promotion back to the EFL in his first season.

    He moved on to Southend in the summer of 2025 but now re-joins a Harriers team who have slipped to 13th in the National League after failing to win any of their last eight games.

    Their only victory during that time was the 2-1 FA Cup fourth qualifying round win at home to Solihull Moors which earned them Saturday's tie against League One strugglers Rovers (15:00 GMT).

    Former Blackpool youth team player Campbell, 20, has been with Boro since last season after scoring 15 goals in 16 games for non-league Whitley Bay.

  2. Harriers sign forward Reindorf on short-term dealpublished at 19:03 BST 23 October

    Michael Reindorf in action for Newport CountyImage source, Shutterstock
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    Reindorf has made appearances in the Championship, League One and League Two

    Kidderminster Harriers have signed forward Michael Reindorf on a short-term deal.

    The 21-year-old has joined from National League South side Farnborough, after gaining experience in the Championship, League One and League Two earlier in his career.

    He began at Cardiff City and made four appearances for the Bluebirds in all competitions, while he also had loan spells with Kettering Town, Bristol Rovers, Newport County and Tamworth before joining Farnborough during the summer, scoring once in eight appearances.

    Harriers boss Paul Wotton told the club website:, external "Michael joins us on a short-term deal and adds competition for places for us in an important area.

    "What struck me was how keen Michael was to be here at Kidderminster, how hungry he is for the opportunity and to play a part in what we're doing."