Robin Hood FC, a prominent side in Bermuda's First Division, have made a significant statement of intent ahead of the 2025-2026 season, announcing a remarkable total of eleven new signings. The ambitious recruitment drive sees the club bolster its squad with a mix of experienced Premier Division talent and promising players from within their own division, signalling a clear aim for promotion.
Among the most eye-catching acquisitions are four players making the move down from the Premier Division, a clear coup for the green and white. These include:
Tariq Bean, joining from the PHC Zebras.
Tre Manders and Trey Durham, both making the switch from the North Village Rams.
David Signor, arriving from the St. George’s Colts.
Their decision to drop down a division suggests a belief in Robin Hood's project and adds considerable quality and top-flight experience to the squad.
In addition to these high-profile arrivals, Robin Hood have also secured the signatures of seven players from teams within the First Division, further strengthening their ranks. These new additions are:
Noldre Brown from X-Road’s.
Aidan Peets and Tahjae Welch from Hamilton Parish.
Keishen Bean from St. David’s.
Matthew Troake and Nathan Maderios from Vasco.
Najee Edwards from the Somerset Trojans.
This substantial influx of new talent indicates Robin Hood FC's serious ambition for the upcoming season. With a blend of proven Premier Division quality and strengthened depth from within the First Division, the club appears to be building a squad well-equipped to challenge for promotion and make a significant impact in the 2025-2026 campaign. Fans will be eager to see how these new faces integrate and perform as the season approaches.
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