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National League news - July 2025

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National League news - July 2025
The BBC Sport roundup for July 2025 covers all the key moves in the National League—think new managers stepping in, fresh player signings shaking up squads, and contract extensions keeping key talent in place. It’s your one-stop snapshot of who’s going where and what it might mean for the season ahead.
Editor’s Note: For National League fans, this isn’t just gossip—it’s the groundwork for the upcoming season. New signings or a manager change could turn a mid-table team into contenders (or the opposite). Even if you’re not glued to lower-league news, these shifts often hint at bigger trends, like rising stars or clubs building for promotion pushes.
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