“If you look at lots of the goalkeepers that have come through here and played for the club, it’s unbelievable really. They’re the people for me to look at,” Terrell said on his progression with the Cherries.

“When you look at the likes of Mark Travers and Aaron Ramsdale, they made their Premier League debuts at such a young age. The stopper’s experience on the pitch has also been bolstered by loans with non-league outfits Wimborne Town and Weymouth. The summer of 2022 proved one to remember for Terrell, who signed his first professional contract with the club before attending an England men’s goalkeeping development camp at St George's Park. He then impressed over a two-year scholarship in the under-18s before progressing to the higher age category at the beginning of the 2021/22 campaign. The agreement comes following a campaign in which he’s regularly featured for Alan Connell’s development squad, most recently playing a big role in his side’s shoot-out victory over Tadley Calleva in the Hampshire Senior Cup.īeginning his academy journey with Portsmouth, the goalkeeper also spent time with Southampton before joining the Cherries as a 15-year-old. “There have been many hard times and many good, being involved with the first team is up there, as is going out on loan. “To get an extension with the club is something that I’m very grateful for.

Terrell told .uk: “It’s a proud moment for me and my family because this is what you work for every day. The young stopper’s extension keeps him with the Cherries until at least the summer of 2025.

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