Salisbury FC has announced that young defender Antony McCormick has returned to his parent club, Swindon Town, following the conclusion of his work experience loan. McCormick made a single appearance for Salisbury during his loan spell, featuring in the match against Aveley. The club expressed gratitude to both Swindon Town and McCormick for his time at the Ray Mac Stadium. According to Sky Sports, McCormick, who wears squad number 45 for Swindon Town, has made one appearance in the BSM Trophy competition. Salisbury FC has been active in the loan market recently. They secured the services of defender Cameron Coxe from Boreham Wood, with Coxe bringing experience from higher levels, including time with Cardiff and Solihull Moors. Additionally, Salisbury signed goalkeeper Dan Lincoln, who boasts around 150 appearances at this level or higher, having been promoted from the Vanarama National League South previously. These moves reflect Salisbury FC's ongoing efforts to strengthen their squad as they navigate the challenges of the current season.

​Salisbury FC recently welcomed 17-year-old defender Antony McCormick from Swindon Town on a work experience loan aimed at providing him with valuable first-team experience. McCormick, in his second year as a scholar at Swindon Town, has participated in the Youth Alliance League, Merit League, and Cup competitions this season. He made his debut for Salisbury in a 2-2 draw against Aveley on March 4, 2025. ​Home Football club+1Home Football club+1

According to Transfermarkt, McCormick's loan to Salisbury commenced on March 3, 2025, and is set to conclude on March 31, 2025. ​Transfer News Hub

Salisbury FC has been active in the loan market, also securing defender Cameron Coxe from Boreham Wood and goalkeeper Dan Lincoln, who brings experience from higher levels. ​

These strategic loan signings reflect Salisbury FC's commitment to strengthening their squad as they navigate the challenges of the current season.