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2025-26 National League South preview: Five things to watch

It’s not often a former England international drops into the sixth tier — and when one does, it’s bound to turn a few heads.
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It’s not often a former England international drops into the sixth tier — and when one does, it’s bound to turn a few heads.

As the 2025-26 National League South season prepares to kick off, one headline signing has brought an extra spotlight to a division already full of ambition, rebuilds, and quietly confident contenders.
Here are five storylines to follow this season.

1.) Andy Carroll
Of course, it’s Andy Carroll. Undeniably, the most eye-catching signing of the summer, all eyes will be on the former Liverpool and Newcastle United striker to see how he settles in the National League So...

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