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Sittingbourne go into the season without two of their key defensive players but manager Nick Davis won't be coming out of retirement to play.
Maidstone defender Jack Parkinson is closing in on a move to Leyton Orient.
Gillingham boss Justin Edinburgh could yet make an offer to Josh Wright.
Justin Edinburgh is hopeful Aaron Morris will be fit for the start of the season - but Cody McDonald and Doug Loft are likely to miss out.
Maidstone boss Jay Saunders is nowhere near knowing his starting line-up with the first game of the season a week away.
Tonbridge may bide their time and until the season gets under way to complete their squad.
Maidstone defender Jack Parkinson appeared on trial for League 2 Leyton Orient on Tuesday night.
Goalkeeper Adam Molloy is staying at Sittingbourne.
Courtney Tulloch and James Hall have every chance of representing Great Britain at next year’s Olympic Games.
New Gillingham loan signing Jordan Houghton is out to impress his parent club, Chelsea.
Teenager Kiern Jewiss has been tipped to become Formula 1 world champion - following in the footsteps of Lewis Hamilton.
Jack Parkinson remains a Maidstone player after talks with a National League club broke down
Playmaker Jack Paxman has signed a one-year deal with Maidstone.
Gills boss Justin Edinburgh won’t sign anyone who sees the League 1 side as second choice.
Gillingham trio in race to be fit ahead of the new League 1 season.
Striker Harry Smith could be the man to solve Sittingbourne’s defensive poser.
Sheppey boss Ernie Batten has announced the signings of Bradley Spice and Toby Ashmore.
Justin Edinburgh hailed Bradley Dack's wonder goal in Gillingham's 2-1 friendly win at Bromley.
A stunning volley from Bradley Dack was the highlight as Gillingham won 2-1 at National League Bromley on Tuesday night.
Manager Steve McKimm says there needs to be a sense of realism about Tonbridge’s Ryman League, Premier Division chances next season.
