LEWIS Walker has left Braintree Town and signed for National League side Kidderminster Harriers.
The 27-year-old striker, who is the son of England legend Des Walker, will join Harriers on July 1, once his existing Iron contract expires.
Walker spent one season at Braintree where he scored 10 goals in the National League.
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It saw him reach double figures for the second successive season, having done so with Woking in 2024-25.
Walker started his career at EvoStik Premier Division side Ilkeston in Derbyshire before signing for Derby County, in 2016.
After being released by the Rams in 2018, the forward joined Queens Park Rangers in April 2019 when he came on as a substitute in their Championship win over Swansea City.
The Iron can confirm that Lewis Walker will depart the club upon the expiration of his contract to join Kidderminster Harriers
We thank Lewis for all his contributions last season in Orange and Blue #IronArmy | Forged in 1898 pic.twitter.com/8Fzjur3msC— Braintree Town FC (@braintreetownfc) June 17, 2026
Walker was released in the summer of 2020 and moved to Italian side Como and also played for Athletic Carpi in Italy before returning to England with a move to Gillingham, in the summer of 2022.
Harriers are pleased to confirm a deal has been agreed to sign striker Lewis Walker from 1st July.
Lewis was Braintree Town's top scorer in the National League last term and becomes Paul Wotton's latest signing.
Welcome, Lewis!#Harriers 🦅 pic.twitter.com/qjizAiaoom— Kidderminster Harriers (P) 🦅 (@khfcofficial) June 17, 2026
He made 29 appearances for the Gills, scoring four times before joining National League side Woking on a permanent basis in January, 2024 following a loan spell with the Cards.
Walker joined Braintree last summer and impressed in his only season for the club, despite the Iron’s relegation to National League South.
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