Bromley have re-signed midfielder Ben Krauhaus on a season-long loan from Premier League club Brentford. Krauhaus, 20, began his career with the Ravens before joining the Bees in a club-record deal in January 2024, before spending the remainder of the 2023-24 campaign at his boyhood club.

Krauhaus returns to the League Two club having come through the system at the Ravens and helped them secure promotion from the National League a year ago. Brentford B coach Sam Saunders told the club's website: “Ben came to us from Bromley and, in that time, they've gone on to become a Football League club, which is a fantastic achievement.

Brentford have announced the arrival of two minority shareholders, with one of them a major Hollywood name. Film director Sir Matthew Vaughn and philanthropist Gary Lubner have purchased stakes in the Bees. Matthew Benham, the club confirm, remains the majority shareholder.

British filmmaker Sir Matthew Vaughn and philanthropist and businessman Gary Lubner have become minority shareholders of Brentford Football Club. Vaughn, who founded MARV, is known for producing films such as the Kingsman franchise,

Brentford have received new investment through British philanthropist and businessman Gary Lubner and British filmmaker Sir Matthew Vaughn, who have become minority shareholders at the club.South