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The Football Association The Football Association List of Players under Written Contract Registered Between 01/07/2016 and 31/07/2016 Player Name Club Registration Date Acar, Cenk Lincoln City FC 7/1/2016 Acheampong, Anthony Kojo Maidstone United FC 7/1/2016 Adams, Blair Vincent Cambridge United FC 7/7/2016 Adams, Nicholas Carlisle United 7/1/2016 Adebayo, Elijah Oluwaferanmi Fulham 7/1/2016 Adekanye, Omobolaji Habeeb Liverpool FC 7/1/2016 Adekugbe, Samuel Ayomide Brighton & Hove Albion 7/19/2016 Adelowo, Gabriel Billericay Town 7/23/2016 Adeniran, Dennis Emmanuel Abiodun Bamidele Fulham 7/1/2016 Chij Agyepong, Thomas Manchester City FC 7/11/2016 Ajala, Ridwan Oluwatobi Gateshead FC 7/1/2016 Ajiboye, David Ibukun Brighton & Hove Albion 7/1/2016 Akinde, John Job Ayo Barnet FC 7/1/2016 Akinfenwa, Adebayo Saheed Wycombe Wanderers FC 7/19/2016 Akintunde, Oluwaseun Ewerogba Chester FC 7/28/2016 Akinwande, Obafemi Karl Colchester United FC 7/1/2016 Akrigg, Billy Lancaster City FC 7/27/2016 Alabi, James Oluwatemi Chester FC 7/1/2016 Alawode-Williams, Jordan Southend United FC 7/1/2016 Albentosa Redal, Raul Derby County FC 7/12/2016 Alessandra, Lewis Peter Hartlepool United FC 7/1/2016 Alexander, Cheye Christian Aldershot Town FC 7/1/2016 Allarakhia, Tarryn Maldon & Tiptree 7/1/2016 Allen, Ifeanyi Tafari Decosta Aldershot Town FC 7/22/2016 Allen, Luke Tonbridge Angels FC 7/12/2016 Allen, Richard Salford City FC 7/12/2016 Allison, Scott Clifford Workington AFC 7/9/2016 Allsop, Ryan AFC Bournemouth 7/1/2016 Alnwick, Ben Peterborough United FC 7/1/2016 Aluko, Omatsone Fulham 7/8/2016 Amadi-Holloway, Aaron Joshua Fleetwood Town FC 7/1/2016 Ameobi, Samuel Newcastle United FC 7/4/2016 Andrews, Jake Bristol City FC 7/1/2016 Angban, Bekanty Victorien Chelsea 7/5/2016 Annable, Jordan Jake AFC Mansfield 7/2/2016 1 List of Players under Written Contract Registered Between 01/07/2016 and 31/07/2016 Player Name Club Registration Date Ansah, Zak Andy Woking FC 7/28/2016 Anton, Jamie Corby Town FC 7/11/2016 Antonsson, Carl Marcus Christer Leeds United AFC 7/8/2016 Archibald-Henville, Troy Exeter City FC 7/1/2016 Arlauskis, Giedruis Watford FC 7/12/2016 Arnold, Nathan Lincoln City FC 7/28/2016 Arnold, Nicholas Samuel Aldershot Town FC 7/1/2016 Arnold, Steven John William Dover Athletic FC 7/18/2016 Ashton, Jonathan James Braintree Town FC 7/1/2016 Askew, Daren Tranmere Rovers FC 7/1/2016 Askew, Joshua George Michael Peter Blackburn Rovers FC 7/1/2016 Asoro, Joel Joshoghene Sunderland AFC 7/1/2016 Assombalonga, Christian Dagenham & Redbridge FC 7/20/2016 Astles, Ryan Chester FC 7/1/2016 Atkinson, Alexander James Luton Town 7/1/2016 Atkinson, Michael Eric Basingstoke Town FC 7/23/2016 Atkinson, Robert Philip Basingstoke Town FC 7/23/2016 Atkinson, Wesley Notts County FC 7/1/2016 Austin, Ryan Kidsgrove Athletic FC 7/5/2016 Austin, Samuel Kidderminster Harriers FC 7/1/2016 Awoniyi, Taiwo Micheal Liverpool FC 7/5/2016 Ayite, Floyd Ama Nino Fulham 7/6/2016 Ayunga, Solomon Dorchester Town FC 7/26/2016 Baba, Noe Birmingham City F C 7/11/2016 Babington, Timileyin Sheppey United FC 7/28/2016 Bakary, Richard Southampton FC 7/1/2016 Baker, Carl Paul Portsmouth FC 7/1/2016 Baker, James David A.F.C. Sudbury 7/28/2016 Baker, Richard AFC Fylde 7/25/2016 Bakowska-Mathews, Marta Nancy Doncaster Rovers Belles LFC 7/5/2016 Balanta, Angelo Boreham Wood FC 7/28/2016 Baldock, George Milton Keynes Dons FC 7/28/2016 Baldwin, Isaac Kevin Dennis FC Halifax Town 7/15/2016 Ball, Callum Corby Town FC 7/15/2016 Ball, Dominic Tottenham Hotspur 7/5/2016 Ball, Nathan Salisbury FC 7/28/2016 Balotelli, Mario Barwuah Liverpool FC 7/8/2016 Bammant, Shaun Lowestoft Town FC 7/9/2016 Banks, Lewis David Stoke City FC 7/1/2016 Banks, Oliver Ian Oldham Athletic FC 7/19/2016 Banton, Jason Steve Crawley Town 7/8/2016 Banton, Zane Luton Town 7/1/2016 2 List of Players under Written Contract Registered Between 01/07/2016 and 31/07/2016 Player Name Club Registration Date Baptista, Miguel Marques Eastbourne Borough 7/6/2016 Barber, Benjamin Thomas York City FC 7/1/2016 Barkworth, Ellis Lee Hull City 7/1/2016 Barnard, Lee James Braintree Town FC 7/1/2016 Barnett, Jordan Brightlingsea Regent 7/4/2016 Barnett, Leon Peter Bury FC 7/19/2016 Barragan-Fernandez, Antonio Juan Middlesbrough FC 7/19/2016 Barrington, Marcel Omar Margate FC 7/21/2016 Barry, Bradley Oliver Swindon Town FC 7/4/2016 Barry-Murphy, Brian Rochdale AFC 7/1/2016 Barthram, Jack Cheltenham Town FC 7/1/2016 Bartley, Kyle Louis Leeds United AFC 7/4/2016 Bass, Alexander Michael Portsmouth FC 7/1/2016 Bates, Joe Oliver Worcester City FC 7/9/2016 Batshuayi-Atunga, Michy Chelsea 7/4/2016 Batty, Daniel Thomas Hull City 7/1/2016 Baudry, Mathieu Doncaster Rovers FC 7/1/2016 Baxter, Nathan Joseph Chelsea 7/1/2016 Beale, Sam Folkestone Invicta FC 7/14/2016 Bean, Marcus Tristam Wycombe Wanderers FC 7/1/2016 Beaney, Kenny Colin Dulwich Hamlet 7/12/2016 Beasley, Harry Alexander Wolverhampton Wanderers FC 7/1/2016 Beckles, Omar Jerome Accrington Stanley FC 7/1/2016 Beckwith, Dean Stuart Sutton United FC 7/5/2016 Beeley, Shaun Barrow AFC 7/1/2016 Beerens, Roy Johannes Henricus Reading FC 7/25/2016 Beesley, Jake Elliot Chesterfield FC 7/1/2016 Beevers, Mark Geoffrey Bolton Wanderers FC 7/3/2016 Bell, Christopher James Shildon FC 7/18/2016 Bell, Nyal Aston Nathaniel Gateshead FC 7/1/2016 Bellamy, Liam James Aldershot Town FC 7/1/2016 Bellusci, Giuseppe Leeds United AFC 7/1/2016 Belshaw, James Tamworth FC 7/1/2016 Bennett, Rhys Gordon Mansfield Town FC 7/1/2016 Benning, Malvind Mansfield Town FC 7/1/2016 Bentley, Daniel Brentford FC 7/1/2016 Bergin, Avilla Charlton Athletic LFC 7/1/2016 Berkowicz, Jakub Dagenham & Redbridge FC 7/19/2016 Beswick, Ryan Solihull Moors FC 7/2/2016 Bird, Jared Barnsley FC 7/1/2016 Blackett, Tyler Nathan Manchester United FC 7/4/2016 Blackie, Jay Sylvia Charlton Athletic FC 7/1/2016 3 List of Players under Written Contract Registered Between 01/07/2016 and 31/07/2016 Player Name Club Registration Date Blair, Matthew Doncaster Rovers FC 7/1/2016 Blake, Paul Guisborough Town FC 7/23/2016 Blake, Tyler Steffen Mansfield Town FC 7/1/2016 Blake-Tracy, Fraser Lowestoft Town FC 7/12/2016 Blewden, Luke Colin Tonbridge Angels FC 7/12/2016 Blinco, Jordan Sunderland AFC 7/12/2016 Boco, Romuald Accrington Stanley FC 7/1/2016 Bodkin, Matthew James Hastings United 7/28/2016 Boga, Jeremie Chelsea 7/5/2016 Bogle, Omar Grimsby Town FC 7/1/2016 Bohui, Joshua Manchester United FC 7/28/2016 Bolger, Cian Fleetwood Town FC 7/1/2016 Bolkiah, Faiq Jefri Leicester City FC 7/1/2016 Boney, Myles Blackpool FC 7/22/2016 Bonne, Macauley Miles Colchester United FC 7/1/2016 Bonner, Thomas Ernest Dartford FC 7/1/2016 Boonen, Indy Zeb Pepe Manchester United FC 7/1/2016 Boshell, Nicky Ryan Bradford (Park Avenue) FC 7/2/2016 Bourne, Robert Bury FC 7/1/2016 Bower, Matthew Joseph Cheltenham Town FC 7/18/2016 Bowery, Jordan Leyton Orient FC 7/1/2016 Bowles, Matthew William Team Northumbria FC 7/4/2016 Bowry, Daniel Robert Charlton Athletic FC 7/1/2016 Boyce, Andrew Thomas Grimsby Town FC 7/1/2016 Bradley, Joel Team Northumbria FC 7/6/2016 Brady, Daniel David Clitheroe FC 7/5/2016 Bramall, Cohen Hednesford Town FC 7/14/2016 Bramley, Max Leicester City FC 7/1/2016 Branagan, Ritchie Peter Macclesfield Town FC 7/1/2016 Brass, Lewis Alan Shaun Newton Aycliffe FC_ 7/7/2016 Brereton, Benjamin Anthony Nottingham Forest FC 7/1/2016 Brewer, Tommy Staines Town FC 7/26/2016 Bridges, Scott Ashley Royston Town FC 7/2/2016 Brisley, Shaun Carlisle United 7/1/2016 Brittain, Callum Milton Keynes Dons FC 7/20/2016 Broadhead, Jack Mickleover Sports FC 7/20/2016 Broccoli, Stefan Newcastle United FC 7/1/2016 Brooks, Marvin Poole Town FC 7/20/2016 Broom, Ryan Bristol Rovers FC 7/1/2016 Brown, Aaron Newton Aycliffe FC_ 7/26/2016 Brown, Alex Stuart Dartford FC 7/2/2016 Brown, Andre Dave Kidderminster Harriers FC 7/1/2016 4 List of Players under Written Contract Registered Between 01/07/2016 and 31/07/2016 Player Name Club Registration Date Brown, Andrew James Washington FC 7/20/2016 Brown, George Alan Colchester United FC 7/1/2016 Brown, Isaiah Jay Chelsea 7/6/2016 Brown, Jacob Mildenhall Town FC 7/20/2016 Brown, Junior Shrewsbury Town FC 7/1/2016 Brown, Matthew Norwich United FC 7/4/2016 Brown, Nathaniel Levi Boston United FC 7/1/2016 Brownhill, Joshua Bristol City FC 7/1/2016 Brundle, Mitch Ronnie Gateshead FC 7/1/2016 Brunt, Ryan Samuel Plymouth Argyle FC 7/25/2016 Bubb, Bradley Ebbsfleet United FC 7/1/2016 Buckley-Ricketts, Isaac Manchester City FC 7/1/2016 Buddle, Nathan John Blyth Spartans AFC 7/2/2016 Budrys, Christopher Andrew Leek Town FC 7/23/2016 Bullock, Callum Niall Phillip Manchester City FC 7/1/2016 Burge, Ryan Sutton United FC 7/5/2016 Burke, Luke Wigan Athletic FC 7/5/2016 Burn, Daniel Wigan Athletic FC 7/5/2016 Burns, Andrew John Tamworth FC 7/8/2016 Burrow, Jordan FC Halifax Town 7/1/2016 Burton, Callum Alex David Shrewsbury Town FC 7/1/2016 Bus, Sergiu-Florin Sheffield Wednesday FC 7/7/2016 Byrne, Jack Manchester City FC 7/7/2016 Byrne, Mark Gillingham FC 7/8/2016 Byrne, Neill Macclesfield Town FC 7/1/2016 Byrne, Shane Brackley Town FC 7/26/2016 Byrne, Warren South Shields FC 7/16/2016 Caddick, Liam Droylsden FC 7/27/2016 Cairns, Alex Fleetwood Town FC 7/1/2016 Callander, Luke A.F.C.
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