Bromley captain, Byron Webster has signed a new contract at the club.
Webster joined Bromley in September 2020 and went on to captain the side to promotion via last season’s National League Play-Off Final, in which he scored the winning penalty at Wembley Stadium against Solihull Moors after an entertaining 2-2 draw.
The 37 year-old subsequently was out of contract but has since signed a new deal which will see him captain the Ravens in their first-ever EFL campaign in League Two, which marks his return to England’s top-four tiers for the first time since a stint at Carlisle in 2019-20 season.
Across his four seasons so far at Bromley, Webster has amassed 11 goals in 152 appearances and helped the club win the 2021-22 FA Trophy with a 1-0 win over Wrexham, courtesy of Michael Cheek’s winner.
Bromley released a short interview with Webster in which he spoke of his confidence at how “ready” the team is to challenge in the fourth tier.
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Bromley will be the eighth individual club that Webster has played for in the EFL, with the defender having enjoyed previous play-off success with Yeovil and Millwall in League One Play-Offs during his career.
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