Cheltenham Town’s young midfielder Harry Tustin has embarked on a second loan spell with Hereford FC. The 19-year-old academy graduate previously impressed during his time with the Bulls from February until the end of last season, playing a key role in helping the club maintain their National League North status.
During his initial stint with Hereford under manager Aaron Downes, Tustin made 18 appearances. He also found the net in a 3-1 home victory against Radcliffe and featured alongside fellow Cheltenham loanees Freddy Willcox and Harrison Sohna.
Tustin began his journey with Cheltenham Town at the Under-12 level. He made four senior appearances for the Robins at the start of last season before securing a loan move to Salisbury, where he played nine times in the National League South. This was his first season as a professional after completing his scholarship the previous summer, with his English Football League debut coming as a substitute at Bromley on the final day of the 2024/25 campaign.
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Looking ahead, Hereford will start their new season with an away fixture against Buxton on Saturday.
In other loan news, Cheltenham Town are preparing to send midfielder Freddy Willcox, goalkeeper Mamadou Diallo, and forward Sopuruchukwu Obieri out on loan in the coming days.