Cheltenham Town midfielder Harry Tustin has rejoined Hereford FC on loan, marking his second spell with the National League North side.
The 19-year-old academy graduate previously impressed during his loan tenure with Hereford from February until the conclusion of last season. During that time, he played a key role in helping the Bulls maintain their place in the National League North.
Tustin made 18 appearances for manager Aaron Downes' team, contributing notably with a goal in a 3-1 home win against Radcliffe. He shared the pitch with fellow Cheltenham loanees Freddy Willcox and Harrison Sohna, strengthening the squad’s midfield options.
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Having joined Cheltenham at the Under-12 level, Tustin progressed through the club’s youth ranks. At the start of the previous season, he made four senior appearances for Cheltenham before heading to Salisbury on loan. There, he made nine appearances in the National League South, gaining valuable experience in senior competitive football.
Last season represented Tustin’s first as a professional after completing his scholarship the summer before. He made his English Football League debut as a substitute in Cheltenham’s final match of the 2024/25 campaign against Bromley.
Hereford are set to commence their new National League North campaign with an away fixture at Buxton on Saturday.
In related news, Cheltenham Town plan to loan out midfielder Freddy Willcox, goalkeeper Mamadou Diallo, and forward Sopuruchukwu Obieri in the upcoming days.