Needham Market FC have confirmed that Bermudian international Reggie Lambe is to leave the club ahead of the 2026/27 campaign, marking the end of a significant chapter for the veteran playmaker at Bloomfields.
The Suffolk-based club released a statement today thanking the 35-year-old for his contributions. Lambe, who has enjoyed a storied career including spells in the Football League and the MLS, became a vital component of the Marketmen’s midfield, providing both technical quality and leadership to the dressing room.
The club stated that the departure comes as they begin to reshuffle the squad for the forthcoming season, with Lambe now expected to field offers from several clubs across the non-league pyramid.
Meanwhile, fellow Bermudian Kane Crichlow is heading back to Sutton United following the conclusion of his loan spell at Chelmsford City.
The pacy forward joined the Clarets on a temporary basis to gain valuable first-team minutes and has impressed during his time in the National League South. His return to Gander Green Lane comes at a crucial time for Sutton, as they evaluate their attacking options for the new season.
Crichlow’s development continues to be closely monitored by national team selectors, and his return to a full-time professional environment at Sutton is expected to provide the ideal platform for the next stage of his career.
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