The Wright Time

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Eastleigh have today added to their squad with the arrival of Ben Wright, a striker, initially on a month's loan from Skrill Premier Division side Salisbury City.

25-year-old Wright started his career with his home town club Basingstoke Town where he had loan spells with Winchester City, Andover and Carshalton Athletic. Signing for Andover, Wright then moved on to Fleet Town and then Hampton and Richmond Borough before signing for Peterborough United.

Further loan spells followed at Kettering Town, Luton Town, Grimsby Town, Barnet and Hayes & Yeading United before a transfer to Crawley Town. A further two loan deals again at Hayes & Yeading United and Newport County was then followed by a permanent move to Braintree Town.

Forest Green Rovers then took Wright on a permanent deal loaning him back to Braintree before Wright signed for Salisbury City in the summer of 2013. Wright has also had a spell on loan at Basingstoke Town this season.

Delighted to add Wright to his squad, manager Richard Hill described Wright as: "a further quality signing added to add some more depth to the squad as we prepare for a second half of a season to be played in three months."

Wright will be added to the squad for the home game with Maidenhead United this Saturday.

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