Bristol Rovers have confirmed that midfielder Kamil Conteh is undergoing a medical at League One side Bromley on Thursday, a step that looks set to become a permanent transfer. The 23‑year‑old, who has been on the club’s transfer list since the summer, will likely leave the Memorial Stadium as the Rovers sit 14th in League Two with 62 points from 46 games and a recent form of DWWWW.

Why is Conteh leaving Bristol Rovers?

Conteh joined Rovers in January 2024 for a reported £300,000 after leaving Grimsby Town. He made 73 appearances, but a rare bone infection diagnosed after a Boxing Day injury in 2024 stalled his progress. He missed the rest of the 2024/25 season and only managed a single 24‑minute cameo for Lincoln City on loan last term. With the club rejecting a bid in June, the Bromley move offers a fresh start for the Sierra Leone international.

How will Bromley benefit from the signing?

Bromley, fresh from a League Two title win by a single point, are preparing for their inaugural League One campaign. Their low‑possession, quick‑transition style could suit Conteh’s deep‑lying ball‑winning abilities. Manager Andy Woodman will likely deploy him as a midfield anchor, helping to organise play and break up opposition attacks. If Conteh regains form, he could become a regular starter in a side looking to cement its place in the higher division.

What does this mean for Bristol Rovers?

Rovers fans may feel a mix of relief and disappointment. The club can finally cash in on a player whose trajectory has dipped, freeing up wages for other targets. With the team currently 25 points behind leaders Bromley and a goal difference of –9 (56 scored, 65 conceded), the squad needs reinforcements to climb the table. The recent 1‑1 draw with Notts County on 2 May 2026 shows they are still fighting for points.

What’s next for Conteh?

After the medical, a permanent deal is expected to be completed before the summer window closes. Conteh will then join Bromley’s pre‑season training, aiming to earn a starting berth and help the club avoid an early relegation battle. For Rovers, the departure frees a slot in the midfield, prompting manager Andy Drew to look at emerging talent or the summer market to bolster the side.

The transfer underscores a turning point for both clubs: Bromley gain a player with League experience, while Bristol Rovers can redirect resources toward a push up the table.