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Truro City sign Bournemouth player on free transfer

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By Gareth Davies
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Max Kinsey (Image: supplies) Truro City is delighted to announce the signing of Max Kinsey on a free transfer from Premier League side AFC Bournemouth. Kinsey, 21, has signed a two-year permanent deal with the Tinners after a successful loan spell in the Duchy last term. A regular in Bournemouth's Premier League squad during the 24/25 season, Kinsey made his first team bow in a third-round FA Cup win for the Cherries over West Bromwich Albion.
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Truro City announce new signing from League Two club

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By Gareth Davies
| Yahoo Sport UK Verified
Truro City is delighted to announce the signing of Tom Dean from SkyBet League 2 outfit Exeter City. Dean, younger brother of Truro stalwart Will, moves across the Tamar on loan from St James Park until January 2027. This is Dean's second temporary spell with John Askey's side after a similar arrangement last season, with the 20-year-old playing seven times for Truro in the National League.
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Anthony Joshua steps back in the ring transformed by tragedy

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By Gareth Davies
| Yahoo Sport UK Verified
Anthony Joshua will fight for the first time since December 2025, taking on Albania’s Kristian Prenga - Mark Robinson/Getty Images In air-conditioned isolation in the Arabian desert, former two-time unified heavyweight champion of the world Anthony Joshua is not just preparing for another night under the floodlights. He has looked directly into the abyss and walked back out.
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