Byron Webster retires after a successful football career

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Last updated Jul 29, 2026

Byron Webster retires after a successful football career
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Byron Webster, a defender for Bromley, announced his retirement from professional football on July 29, 2026. The 39-year-old concluded his career following a successful season that saw Bromley secure promotion to League One as champions. Over a career spanning more than 17 years, Webster made 577 league appearances, with significant contributions during his six seasons at Bromley, including scoring the winning penalty in the club's EFL promotion playoff final at Wembley in 2024. His career began with York City in November 2004, and he leaves a lasting legacy at Bromley following their second promotion in three seasons.

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  • Webster retires at age 39 after a long career
  • Played key role in Bromley's success and promotion
  • Scored decisive penalty in 2024 playoff final
  • Made 577 league appearances since 2004
  • Bromley achieved second promotion in three seasons
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Bromley defender Byron Webster announces his retirement from professional football.

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