Truro City have completed the signing of Wales Under-21 midfielder Tom Tweedy on a two-year deal. The 21-year-old joins the National League South side after being released by Burnley, where he spent last season on loan at Darlington in the National League North.
Who is Tom Tweedy?
Tweedy, who has two caps for Wales U21, brings attacking flair to Truro City’s midfield. He has experience in the Welsh top flight with Penybont Town and is known for his ability to create chances and deliver crosses. His versatility allows him to play on the wing or in a central attacking role.
Why this signing matters for Truro City
The addition of Tweedy signals ambition from Truro City as they look to push for success in the National League South. Manager Lee Hodges has emphasized the importance of adding quality to the squad, and Tweedy’s experience at higher levels will be a valuable asset. His arrival follows a busy transfer window for the club, which is aiming to build a competitive team for the upcoming season.
What comes next for Truro City?
With their next fixture set for December 26, 2026, against Torquay at home, Truro City will be looking to integrate Tweedy into the team quickly. Fans will be eager to see how the new signing performs and whether he can help the team achieve their goals for the season.
