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LIVE: Transfer deadline day latest at Stevenage - Ken Aboh in, Ben Thompson out All the latest transfers news from Stevenage FC, League One and England on transfer deadline day, summer 2024. Stevenage sign pacy striker Ken Aboh from Norwich City Stevenage FC have signed striker Ken Aboh on a season-long loan from Norwich City. The thoughts of Boro boss Alex Revell. Saxon Earley heading back to Stevenage - as part of visitors Lincoln City Saxon Earley will be in the Lincoln City side to play Stevenage FC tomorrow - with Boro manager Alex Revell anticipating a tough game in League One. Ben Thompson joins League Two new boys Bromley on loan from Stevenage Ben Thompson of Stevenage FC has signed on loan at League Two new boys Bromley for the remainder of the season. Transfer rumour: Ken Aboh of Norwich City set for Stevenage loan Reports in Norfolk suggest Ken Aboh is heading to Stevenage FC on loan from Norwich City on transfer deadline day. 'One or two' expected at Stevenage with senior player to be loaned out - Phil Wallace Stevenage FC chairman Phil Wallace expects movement both in and out of the League One club on transfer deadline day. Stevenage facing midweek trip to Wigan Athletic after League One postponement Stevenage FC's trip to Wigan Athletic in League One on September 7 has been postponed due to international call-ups. Jordan Roberts signs new 'extended' deal at Stevenage League One Stevenage FC have extended the contract of forward Jordan Roberts on transfer deadline day.

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