New Isthmian League South Central Division One side Windsor & Eton have made their first signing of the summer following promotion.
The Royalists won the Combined Counties League Premier Division North play-off final and have now confirmed the capture of a key player in those games – Jack Mazzone.
The forward played 25 times for Bracknell Town last season according to FootballWebPages, scoring seven goals in the Southern League Premier Division South.
He came off the bench in the Robins final game of the season at Wimborne Town on 25th April before playing three times for Windsor, scoring twice – including the first goal in the 2-0 play-off final win over Broadfields United.
Speaking of the permanent move, manager Rob Webb said on the club website: Rob Webb commented: “Jack is a great fit for what we’re trying to do as a club. Everyone knows he brings goals but more importantly he fits into our club culture and we’re delighted to have someone of his quality at the club.”
Off the pitch, Windsor have appointed Rick Roberts – Head of Strategy & Insight at Sky – as the club’s new Commercial Director.
The 2026/27 season division allocations have placed Windsor in the Isthmian League South Central – a return to Step 4 of the English Football Pyramid for the first time since 2010, and a first Isthmian League campaign since 2006 for the reborn club.
The Royalists will face Berkshire-derbies with Ascot United and Binfield and renew acquintances with Combined Counties Premier League North champions Ashford Town (Middlesex).
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