Slough sign England and South Africa goalkeeper Stevie Bausor from Leicester U21

England and South Africa goalkeeper Stevie Bausor has joined Slough from Leicester U21 on loan, completing a move to the National League South club on 3 September 2026.

The 20-year-old goalkeeper will remain with Slough until 3 October 2026, when the loan is scheduled to end and he is due to return to Leicester U21. No transfer fee has been recorded for the move.

Bausor arrives having spent the opening part of the 2026-27 campaign with Leicester’s development side, who compete in Premier League 2. He had not made an appearance in the listed competitions before switching clubs, with his move to Slough providing a change of surroundings during the season.

The goalkeeper began his time in Leicester’s system with the club’s youth side, moving into the under-18 squad on 1 July 2022. He stepped up to Leicester U18 before progressing to Leicester U21 on 1 July 2024.

His latest transfer takes him from Premier League 2 to the National League South, giving Slough a goalkeeper from a Premier League academy structure for the duration of the loan. Bausor’s arrival was registered on 3 September, the same date on which he left Leicester U21.

The move is the first senior club change recorded in Bausor’s career. His previous transitions came within Leicester’s academy, first from Leicester’s youth setup to the under-18s and then from the under-18s to the under-21s.

Bausor has joined Slough on loan from Leicester U21 until 3 October 2026.

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