Exclusive: Bromley reject Jude Arthurs offer after contract twist
Bromley captain Jude Arthurs was the focus of offers from multiple clubs during the January transfer window, sources have told Football Insider.
The Ravens turned down all offers for the 24-year-old and had no intentions of letting him go despite him heading into the final five months of his contract.
Arthurs has started 34 games in total so far this season, with Bromley finding themselves top of League Two and with lofty ambitions of promotion.
The central midfielder has been an integral part of their rise under Andy Woodman over the last couple of seasons where they have become and established EFL side.
Bromley block Jude Arthurs from leaving in January
Bromley are sitting comfortably at the top of League Two, with five points separating them from second-placed Notts County as things stand.
Woodman therefore was determined to keep hold of his most important players heading into the second half of the season as they target another promotion.
The Ravens enjoyed a strong first season in the EFL in 2024-25, and are building on that this season, with Arthurs having been part of their squad throughout.
He joined Bromley from Gillingham in 2019 and has been a crucial part of their success, despite his contract running down towards it’s June 2026 expiry date.
Despite interest from elsewhere, Bromley are hopeful that keeping hold of him could be key in their pursuit of promotion to League One.
Wolves poach Bromley sensation in January
Despite their hopes of keeping hold of their best players, both in the first-team and the academy, Bromley were powerless to keep Dapo Anunlopo at the club.
Anunlopo moved to Wolves in the January transfer window, taking the step up to the Premier League club’s academy where he will continue his development.
It is understood that the Old Gold have beaten several Category 1 academies to the youngster’s signature, with no shortage of interest in the teenage striker.
Wolves have placed an emphasis on academy development during what has been a disappointing Premier League season, and many have made their mark on the senior side.
Mateus Mane is shining for Wolves, and he has only recently earned a spot in Edwards’ first team. The 18-year-old already has two goals and one assist in 13 appearances.
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