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Newport sign Bamba from Forest Green Rovers
Newport County have signed forward Yahya Bamba from non-league Forest Green Rovers for the 2026-27 season. Bamba, 27, went on loan to Brackley Town in January and now makes a permanent switch to Rodney Parade. Brackley were relegated from the National League at the end of last season. The new recruit, who is able to operate across the front three, told the Exiles website: "I'm a very direct player. I love one-v-one situations, very pacey, and I like to get fans off their seats." Bamba's arrival follows that of fellow forward Shaquille Gwengwe from Southern League Premier Division South side Poole Town. Italian giants Roma plan pre-season games in Wales Latest Newport County news, analysis and fan views
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