Returning to Sussex after growing up locally in the surrounding area, the 23-year-old has agreed terms at the Sussex Transport Community Stadium and makes the switch from the Tinners.
In the earlier stages of this season, Johnson-Fisher has already got off the mark – scoring a brace in the 4-1 victory over Leicester City U21s in the National League Cup a fortnight ago.
Last campaign, our newest Rebel played 34 times in the fifth tier and managed to find the net on four occasions with goals against Morecambe, Gateshead, Wealdstone and Brackley Town.
The pacy forward was an integral part of the Truro squad that were crowned National League South champions in 2025, as they finished top of the pile of one of the most engrossing title races in modern history.
As previously mentioned, Dom is familiar with the region having been on the books at Steyning Town and Whitehawk as a teenager prior to a 2023 move to Truro from the latter.
Comfortable operating anywhere across the forward line, the Englishman’s versatility will be a vital asset to the Reds’ roster.
Reacting to Johnson-Fisher’s arrival, Manager Adam Hinshelwood said: “Dom’s a local lad that we have kept tabs on for a while. He has a really exciting career ahead of him and we can’t wait to unlock his potential with us.”
“He has pace to burn and always leaves everything out there for the team, we are delighted to have him with us.”
Dominic has been handed the number nine shirt and participated in his first training session with the squad this afternoon.
Welcome to Woodside, Dom!
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