Farnham Town striker Miles Obodo has signed a new contract with the club that runs until the summer of 2028.

The 20-year-old striker joined the Town this summer following his release from League One outfit Reading, after an impressive season on loan at Chichester City where he ended the 2025-26 campaign as their top scorer in the Isthmian League Premier Division.

Obodo joined Basingstoke Town on a short-term loan at the start the season and immediately impressed, scoring four goals in 11 appearances, prompting Farnham manager Paul Johnson to recall him back into his first-team setup at the end of September.

Since rejoining the squad, Obodo has appeared in all eight games across all competitions, including starting each of Farnham Town’s last five National League South fixtures, four of which have ended in victories, including the 4-2 triumph away at Chesham United last month where Obodo netted the third – his first goal for the club.

“Miles has shown he’s a really promising young player that I know everyone is eager to see develop further at Farnham Town,” said chairman Harry Hugo.

“Having been one of about ten new faces that joined over the summer, and being the youngest in the squad, that can be daunting for a player. Especially considering we had a number of strikers and attacking options.

“The decision to loan Miles out was made because he needed to keep playing football.

“Some players could’ve taken that decision poorly and not applied themselves, but Miles was the opposite.

“He took the chance with both hands, scored a few goals and gave Paul a decision to make to bring him back into our group early.

“Since returning, Miles has really applied himself brilliantly, and you can see that those goals have given him some real confidence.

“His return did overlap with the departure of Owen Dean which put his shirt up for grabs and Miles has taken his opportunity, starting the past five league games, scoring his first goal and gelling with his team-mates.

“Miles has only just turned 20, he’s raw and talented, but he’s got a terrific attitude and seems to be improving with every game.

“We can see a promising future for Miles here at Farnham and we’re excited to see how he continues to develop moving forward.”