Bromley is gearing up for life in League One with a core of their title-winning squad locked in for the next chapter. The club has exercised contract options on eight key players, ensuring continuity as they prepare to step up to the third tier of English football.

Goalkeeper Grant Smith, midfield engine Ashley Charles, dynamic attacker Corey Whitely, commanding center-back Omar Sowunmi, and versatile forward Marcus Ifill headline the list of retained talent. Charles was an ironman in the midfield, missing just one match during their League Two championship campaign, while Sowunmi proved to be a threat at both ends, netting seven goals in 40 league appearances.

Dillon Addai, George Evans, and Freddie Taylor have also had their options triggered, keeping them at Hayes Lane for the foreseeable future. These moves signal Bromley's intent to build on their momentum rather than overhaul a successful squad.

However, every promotion brings tough decisions. The club has parted ways with ten players, including Brooklyn Ilunga, Carl Jenkinson, Sam Long, Marcus Dinanga, Sam German, Frankie Moralee, and Tade Ibrahim. Most notably, captain Byron Webster—who announced his departure in April—will not be part of the League One journey, marking the end of an era for the defensive leader.

Bromley also confirmed that discussions remain ongoing with Jude Arthurs and Idris Odutayo, suggesting there could be more movement before the summer transfer window closes. For fans, the retention of these key figures offers a promising foundation as the club prepares for its highest-ever league campaign.