Exeter City manager sees many players unready for League Two
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 7, 2026, 8:43 AM
Last updated Aug 7, 2026
Exeter City manager Matt Taylor stated that approximately half of his squad lacks the readiness for League Two competition. The club, recently relegated from League One, has lost several experienced players, impacting preparation ahead of the new season. Financial constraints have led to a reduced budget, and the club is focusing on player development while aiming for stability. Exeter will kick off their season with a Carabao Cup match against Plymouth Argyle on Monday night before facing Grimsby on August 15.
- •Matt Taylor appointed Exeter City manager in March 2026.
- •Club lost several experienced players after relegation.
- •Exeter requires loans to remain solvent last season.
- •Taylor cites financial limitations affecting squad quality.
- •Exeter's first match is against Plymouth Argyle on August 7.
- 8:43 AMYahoo Sports — Some Exeter players 'aren't ready for League Two' - Taylor
"Exeter City manager Matt Taylor says half of his squad are "not League Two footballers".
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