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Forest Green sign Wycombe's Berry on season's loan
Forest Green Rovers have signed Wycombe Wanderers midfielder James Berry on a season-long loan. The 25-year-old, who spent last season on loan back at his previous club, League Two side Chesterfield, drops two divisions to join Robbie Savage's Rovers. He scored five goals for the Spireites last term but is yet to make a start for Wycombe since signing for them in January 2025. Berry also spent time with Savage's previous club Macclesfield. "He is undoubtedly one of the best talents I have ever worked with, and his ability is unquestionable," Savage said.
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