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Oldham bring in Chesterfield forward Drummond

Oldham bring in Chesterfield forward Drummond

BBC News18-06-2025
Oldham Athletic have signed forward Kane Drummond on a one-year contract as they prepare for their return to the English Football League.Drummond, 24, leaves Chesterfield after a season in which he made 19 appearances for the Spireites.He returns to Boundary Park, having played nine games for the Latics in a loan spell last autumn."I loved my time here so when the opportunity came around to join again, it was an easy decision for me," Drummond told the club's website, external. Oldham beat Southend United earlier this month in the National League play-off final to return to League Two after three years.
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