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Berko opt for German efficiency

Berkhamsted boss Chris Devane reckons new forward Ricardo German will be an instant fans’ favourite at Broadwater.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
7 June 2026

Berkhamsted boss Chris Devane reckons new forward Ricardo German will be an instant fans’ favourite at Broadwater.
German, 27, signed for the Southern League Premier South promotion hopefuls on Friday after leaving divisional rivals Sholing.
A Grenada international with three caps for his country, German came through the ranks at QPR and played in the EFL for Chesterfield and Crawley either side of a 21-goal season for Hendon in their 2018-19 Southern Premier South campaign.
He subsequently joined Chesham United where he hit the ground running, scoring 44 goals in 73 games across two seasons...

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