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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."

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.

Wealdstone have signed defender Kyle Smith and midfielder Jayden Harris on permanent deals.

Smith, 22, has previously had two spells on loan with the Stones from Championship side Millwall.

Harris, 26, joins the club from Sutton United, for whom he made 40 National League appearances last season.

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Wealdstone have re-signed midfielder Jack Wells-Morrison for a third spell.

The 22-year-old first played for the Stones during the 2024-25 season, while on loan from Crystal Palace.

He then re-joined the club in March on a deal until the end of last season, playing in May's FA Trophy final against Southend United at Wembley.

Wealdstone have not disclosed the length of his deal, describing it as a "longer permanent contract".

Meanwhile, chief operating officer (COO) Richard Hopwood has stepped down, external. The club is currently looking to recruit its first chief executive officer (CEO)., external

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Worthing have signed winger Dom Hutchinson from fellow National League side Wealdstone.

The 24-year-old joins the newly promoted side on a free transfer after failing to agree fresh terms with the Stones.

"Dom had a great season last year and has played lots of games at National League level," said Worthing manager Adam Hinshelwood, external.

"He is an exciting player that can play or both flanks and at wing-back. This sort of versatility will be vital for us to be successful."

The length of Hutchinson's contract is undisclosed.

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Sutton United have signed midfielder Omar Mussa following his departure from fellow National League club Wealdstone.

The 25-year-old Burundi international made 34 appearances for the Stones last season and has also played for Torquay United, Dagenham & Redbridge, Weymouth, Dover Athletic and Walsall.

"As soon as I spoke with the management and heard about the plans and ambitions here, it felt like the right move for me," Mussa told the club website.

Sutton head coach, Chris Agutter, said: "This is the third time I've tried to sign Omar and I'm very happy that it's third time lucky."

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Wealdstone have signed left wing-back Joe Newton following his departure from fellow National League side Boreham Wood.

Newton has also previously played for Solihull Moors, and was part of their team that lost the National League play-off final to Bromley in 2024.

"Joe has good energy, gets up and down the pitch and him being left-footed is a bonus," said Stones' boss Gary Waddock.

Meanwhile, Anthony Georgiou has left Wealdstone by mutual consent, having made more than 80 appearances since joining from Leyton Orient in 2023.

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Wealdstone midfielder Omar Mussa has opted to leave the National League club.

The 25-year-old Burundi international made 34 appearances for the Stones after joining from Torquay United last July.

Belgium-born Mussa was not among the players named in Wealdstone's retained list released on Sunday.

Jack Cook, Olufela Olomola, Mason Barrett and Jeffrey Sekyere were all confirmed as having signed new deals.

Defender Jack Cook has signed a new contract with National League side Wealdstone, keeping him at the club for a sixth season.

The 32-year-old, who has made more than 200 appearances for the Stones, has been joined in signing a new deal by striker Olafela Olomola, defender Mason Barrett and forward Jeffrey Sekyere.

Defenders Deon Woodman and Connor McAvoy, goalkeeper Dante Baptiste, striker Micah Obiero and midfielder Dylan Kadji remain under contract with the club.