Bromley have added another piece to their summer rebuild by signing winger Jodi Jones from League One rivals Notts County for an undisclosed fee, according to reports from BBC Sport.

A well-travelled winger arrives at Hayes Lane

Jones, 28, is understood to bring considerable third-tier experience to a Bromley squad that is actively reshaping itself following promotion. London-born, he came through youth setups at Arsenal and West Ham before beginning his senior career with Dagenham and Redbridge. He then spent six years at Coventry City, where he was part of sides that claimed the EFL Trophy and won promotion to League One in successive seasons.

He joined Notts County on loan in 2023 before making the move permanent, and last season played his part as County won the League Two play-off final against Salford City to earn promotion to the third tier. That run followed a campaign in which Bromley themselves had gone up as runners-up in League Two, meaning both clubs now share the same division for the first time.

A familiar foe for the Ravens

There is a notable subplot to the deal. According to the BBC report, Jones has scored four times in his last four appearances against Bromley, including three during the 2024-25 season and one in last season's 1-1 draw at the Ravens. Bromley supporters will be hoping that particular thorn in their side is now firmly removed.

The signing represents a straightforward piece of business from a League One perspective: Bromley acquire a wide player who knows the division and knows their ground, while Notts County free up wage budget and a squad place of their own.

Part of a busy summer at Bromley

This is far from an isolated piece of activity for the Ravens. The club have already brought in midfielder George Saville from Luton Town and Wigan Athletic's Tobias Brenan as part of what is shaping up to be a substantial overhaul of the squad. Manager Andy Woodman is understood to be keen to consolidate Bromley's League One status, and the additions suggest a clear recruitment strategy built on experience at this level.

Jones's profile fits that approach. At 28, he is entering what many would consider a winger's prime years, and his background across League One and League Two means he arrives without any settling-in period required at this standard.

What it means for Notts County

From Notts County's perspective, the departure of Jones follows reported interest in further additions of their own. Manager Stuart Maynard has spoken publicly about wanting reinforcements, and with Jones's contract now resolved, the club have greater clarity over their attacking options heading into the new League One campaign.

The fee has not been disclosed by either club, and the structure of the deal, including any length of contract or sell-on provisions, has not been confirmed in the BBC report. Supporters of both clubs will be watching closely to see whether either side moves again before the transfer window closes.

  • Jones began his career in the youth academies of Arsenal and West Ham.
  • He spent six years at Coventry City before moving to Notts County.
  • He has scored four goals in his last four appearances against Bromley.
  • The fee is undisclosed; contract length has not been confirmed.

For Bromley, landing a player who has repeatedly caused them problems could prove to be shrewd third-tier thinking. For Notts County, the transaction gives them room to pursue their own targets. Both angles will unfold as pre-season gives way to competitive action.

Frequently asked

Why has Jodi Jones joined Bromley from Notts County?
According to BBC Sport, Bromley signed Jones for an undisclosed fee as part of their summer squad rebuild following promotion to League One. Jones brings extensive experience at this level from his time at Coventry City and Notts County.
How much did Bromley pay for Jodi Jones?
The fee has not been disclosed by either club. No contract length or additional financial details have been confirmed in the reports published so far.
What is Jodi Jones's League One record?
Jones has played in League One with Coventry City and, more recently, with Notts County. He has also scored four goals in his last four appearances against Bromley, making him a familiar opponent for the club's supporters.