Crawley Town defender Ben Radcliffe has joined Yeovil Town on loan until the end of January. The 22-year-old, who spent last season on loan at Gateshead, brings English Football League experience from stints with Burton Albion and Derby County.
What does this mean for Crawley Town?
Radcliffe’s departure on loan gives Crawley Town an opportunity to assess their defensive options. The club, currently 17th in League Two, will look to strengthen their squad ahead of their next fixture against Rotherham at home on February 27, 2027.
Radcliffe’s career so far
Radcliffe has played in the EFL with Burton Albion and made a Carabao Cup appearance for Derby County during his two seasons with the Rams from 2023 to 2025. His experience in higher divisions could prove valuable for Yeovil as they aim to climb the table.
What’s next for Crawley Town?
With Radcliffe now on loan, Crawley Town will focus on their upcoming match against Rotherham. The Reds will need to find a balance between maintaining defensive solidity and pushing for goals as they aim to improve their league position.
