Spending the summer training with the Hornets’ First-Team, the tricky winger’s arrival provides a boost to our offensive options ahead of our opening match of the 2026/27 season.
Moulton wrote his name into Worthing FC folklore during a momentous campaign for the Reds, with all three of his league strikes holding great significance.
After migrating to West Sussex on loan from Watford in January, the then teenager announced himself to the Woodside faithful with a stunning drilled strike in the eventual 1-1 draw with Weston-super-Mare at the end of the month.
When Torquay was in town a few weeks later, the former Brighton & Hove Albion youngster produced an influential performance to help his temporary employers to a 3-1 victory over our title rivals.
Shortly after executing a perfect assist for Razzaq Coleman De-Graft, the Englishman etched his name onto the scoresheet himself to seal the three points – with another inch-perfect drive into the bottom corner.
However, by far his most iconic moment in Worthing colours occurred on Easter Monday – with a goal that ultimately put Adam Hinshelwood’s side in the driving seat for the title.
With the match perfectly poised heading into the dying embers of the match away to Dorking Wanderers, the forward unleashed an unstoppable strike that soared into the top corner of Harrison Foulkes’ net, sending a packed away end into utopia.
🔝🗑️ from Remiero Moulton ✨ pic.twitter.com/ITqVcE0eNY
— Worthing FC (@WorthingFC) April 7, 2026
The Reds recorded a 2-1 triumph at Meadowbank, usurping Dorking as league leaders before lifting the National League South trophy a few weeks later at Woodside.
Remiero will now have the opportunity to build on his 23 appearances in all competitions for the Club, with four goals and three assists to date.
On recruiting the winger for a second time, Adam Hinshelwood said: “We are delighted to welcome Rem back to Woodside.
“Once we were made aware that bringing Remiero back was a possibility, we felt it was a no-brainer to add a player of his quality back to our ranks”
Remiero has joined in time to be eligible for action in this weekend’s National League match away to Carlisle United – the club’s introduction to the fifth tier.
The 20-year-old will wear the number 26 for the Reds, with his former number 25 now occupied by fellow loanee Harvey Boddy.
Welcome back, Rem!
Originally published by Worthing FC ↗