Bromley have confirmed that Kamil Conteh will join the club after completing a League One medical on Thursday, adding a deep‑lying midfielder to a side that sit 1st in League Two with 87 points and a recent 3‑1 victory over Walsall.

Who is Kamil Conteh?

The 23‑year‑old Sierra Leone international arrived at Bristol Rovers in January 2024 from Grimsby Town for around £300,000. He made 73 appearances for the Gas before a Boxing Day 2024 foot infection sidelined him for the rest of the 2024/25 season. A brief loan spell at Lincoln City saw him feature for only 24 minutes on the final day of that campaign.

Why Bromley see value in the signing?

Andy Woodman’s side earned promotion to League One by winning League Two by a single point, finishing with a goal difference of +25 after scoring 71 and conceding 46. Their low‑possession, quick‑transition style suits a ball‑winning midfielder, and Conteh’s ability to break up play could fit perfectly into that system. The club’s recent form – 2W‑1D‑2L in the last five games, with a two‑match winning run – suggests they are ready to integrate fresh talent.

How will the transfer affect Bromley’s squad?

Conteh’s arrival provides depth in midfield ahead of Bromley’s inaugural League One campaign. While his injury history raises questions, Woodman believes a full recovery will allow the player to become a regular starter. The move also frees up a roster spot for a younger prospect, maintaining the squad’s balance as they aim to defend their top‑of‑the‑table position.

What’s next for Bromley?

With the medical completed, the paperwork is expected to be filed within days, and Conteh could train with the first team before the next league fixture. Bromley will look to extend their recent winning streak and keep the one‑point lead over Milton Keynes Dons as the season progresses.