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Sittingbourne clinch new deals for Chris Arthur, Jack Steventon and Ayman El-Mogharbel while manager Ryan Maxwell reveals Step 2 interest in others

Sittingbourne manager Ryan Maxwell has announced the first three players returning for next season.

Central defenders Chris Arthur and Jack Steventon are on board, along with midfielder Ayman El-Mogharbel.

Arthur and Steventon were key men at the back as the Brickies boasted the best defensive record in Isthmian South East, with just 29 goals conceded in 44 games.

Boss Maxwell moved quickly to ensure Arthur and Steventon would be back for another title tilt after finishing runners-up to champions Ramsgate.

“We had the best defence in the league and to get those two already agreed and confirmed is absolutely fantastic,” said Maxwell.

“Chrissy Arthur played 55 matches last year, he may be 35 but he’s the quickest 35-year-old in the league.

“His body feels good, he’s committed early because he wants to get over the line next year.

“Stevo was unbelievable, he was man-of-the-match away to Southend in the FA Trophy, which didn’t surprise me at all.

“It was a blow to lose him in the following game, for eight or nine weeks with his knee, and I’m absolutely delighted to get him back.

“Not only is he a tremendous defender but he also chips in with goals and he’s a fantastic person to have at the club.”

El-Mogharbel is the third player confirmed for next season after impressing in a new position.

Maxwell said: “Ayman, what a fantastic season he’s had.

“He was amazing in the big games.

“He has unbelievable energy and has really developed.

“It’s his first season playing that role where we’ve converted him from a winger to a central midfield player that is known for winning the ball, breaking up attacks and starting ours.

“His attitude’s been fantastic and I’m really pleased to keep him because he had a lot of offers.

“I think there’s

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