Yeovil Town Owner Addresses Fans on Transfers, Pre-Season, and Huish Park Plans

Yeovil Town’s new owner, Prabhu Srinivasan, alongside executive chairman Stuart Robins, has shared an open letter with supporters outlining the club’s ongoing efforts ahead of the upcoming National League season. With the season just weeks away, fans have expressed concerns over the slow pace of transfer activity since the ownership change in May.

Published on the club’s official website, the letter reflects on the positive momentum since the “Meet the Owners” event that highlighted the club’s unique spirit and connection with its community. The ownership team emphasized their commitment to transparency and ongoing dialogue with fans throughout the season.

Since taking charge, significant work has gone into stabilizing the club and building partnerships, particularly with local businesses whose support is vital to the club’s growth both on and off the pitch. While transfer activity has been measured, the management insists it is a strategic, quality-focused approach aligned with manager Mark’s vision. To date, Yeovil Town has secured the signings of Kyle Ferguson, Tahvon Campbell, and James Daly, with further additions expected.

Training has relocated to the state-of-the-art SGS facility, already positively impacting the squad’s preparation. Additionally, following detailed analysis, the club has adjusted pitch dimensions at Huish Park to better suit their playing style.

Reflecting on pre-season, the letter conveys optimism, citing strong performances and increasing cohesion. Discussions with Somerset County Council about the ambitious, long-term goal of reacquiring Huish Park are ongoing, marking steady progress despite the complexity of the task.

Ultimately, the club’s leadership reiterates their vision: creating an honest, ambitious football club deeply rooted in Yeovil, energized by its community, and committed to delivering the football supporters can be proud of.