Crawley Town striker Danny Cashman has completed a season-long loan move to National League side Boreham Wood. The 25-year-old forward, who joined the Reds from Worthing last summer, will spend the 2026-27 campaign with the Hertfordshire club.
What does this mean for Crawley Town?
Cashman's departure provides an opportunity for younger strikers at Crawley Town to step up. The club currently sits 17th in League Two, with their next fixture at home against Rotherham United on February 27, 2027. Manager Scott Lindsey will be looking to strengthen his attacking options during the transfer window.
How did Cashman reach this point?
The forward began his career at Brighton & Hove Albion before moving to Coventry City. Loan spells at Rochdale, Walsall and Altrincham followed, but it was at Worthing where Cashman truly made his mark. His 28 goals in 79 appearances earned him a move to Crawley Town in June 2025.
What comes next for Cashman?
At Boreham Wood, Cashman will be hoping to continue his goalscoring form in the National League. The move provides him with regular first-team football, which could be crucial for his development. Meanwhile, Crawley Town will be monitoring his progress closely, with a view to his future at the club.
