Newport County bring back Kyle Cameron after Bromley split 7th summer reinforcement

Newport Country continues to strengthen its squad by bringing Scottish defender Kyle Cameron back to Rodney Parade for a second time, becoming the team's seventh new signing of the summer. Among the changes in the coaching position following the departure of Christian Fuchs. The team just opened pre-season training camp on Monday. Under the temporary control of Chris Todd, the team is ready to prepare for the new season in League Two. Cameron's deal comes after he canceled his contract with Bromley by mutual consent. Cameron, 29, moved from Notts Country to Bromley in the summer of 2025 and helped the team win promotion to League One, playing 18 league games, including the full 90 minutes in Bromley's 2-1 win over Newport on New Year's Day. Coming back to Rodney Parade this time is considered a comeback after he previously played 8 matches for Newport in 2016 while on loan from Newcastle, but had to end it early due to injury. In the season that the team completed their mission to avoid relegation. Chairman Hugh Jenkins is seeking a fifth manager since taking over in January 2024, alongside a drive to strengthen the team. Newport, who were spared relegation from the National League on the final day of the 2025-26 season, have already added players including Harrison Biggins, Christian Doidge, Cameron Norman, Dan Sasse, Shakeel Gwenkwe and Yaya Bamba. Meanwhile, in addition to Fuchs' departure, key players Bobby Kamwa, Matt Baker and Michael Spellman have all turned down contract extensions and have parted ways with the club. --- ## Related Articles 1. [Newport has been published by Todd for HLV in the past](https://banthangvn.com/vi/news/newport-bo-nhiem-todd-lam-hlv-tam-quyen)