We are excited to confirm the addition of Jaiden White to the Bucks squad for the forthcoming season.
Jaiden, aged 24, arrives at the SEAH Stadium having played for Chester FC in the latter part of the 2025/26 season, on loan from Sutton United.
The U’s signed Jaiden last summer on the strength of a good campaign for Hereford FC, helping the Bulls to the fringes of the playoffs.
His time at Hereford stands out in his career, but when asked about his new signing, Kevin Wilkin admitted that Jaiden had caught his eye before that.
“Yeah, he's obviously risen through the ranks, and we came up against him, I think, against Redditch. He’s obviously kicked on from there and then kicked on again to go to Sutton. I watched the game prior to us playing Sutton last season with him when he was in their squad, and I kind of got to know him a little bit then.”
Asked about how he feels the Bucks can help Jaiden, and how he can help the team, Kevin said:
“Jaiden’s a player that has fallen out of favour at the club he was at, and I guess our aim is to try to give him that platform to show what he's all about and kickstart his career again. We have a couple like that in the group at the moment and yeah, hopefully we can help him with his game, and he can get back to being the player that I'm sure he is.”
Hailing from Wolverhampton, Jaiden’s career began with his hometown club, Wolverhampton Wanderers, but he left the Molineux side’s academy to join Coventry City’s youth set-up.
When unsuccessful in gaining a scholarship with the Sky Blues, Jaiden moved back across the Midlands when he signed for Kidderminster Harriers. Making his debut for the Carpetmen before his 17th birthday, Jaiden made a handful of first-team appearances before heading out on loan to Stafford Rangers.
The COVID pandemic curtailed his loan, and returning to the Harriers, Jaiden enjoyed plenty of first-team opportunities in the 2021/22 season.
Harriers chose regular game time in a permanent move back to Stafford rather than remaining with Kidderminster, and after around 20 appearances he joined Stourbridge on loan, before moving within Worcestershire to join Redditch United.
Jaiden’s form for the Reds attracted interest, and he sealed a switch to Step 2 side Hereford. The Bulls seemed to bring the best out of Jaiden, and a string of eye-catching displays and a good quantity of goals brought another step up, this time with a move to Sutton United.
Alas, the U’s started the season poorly and changed managers, with Jaiden seeing little involvement following Chris Agutter’s arrival. The season ended with Jaiden being released, and after a trial with the Bucks he signed just in time for the start of the 2026/27 Enterprise National League North season.
Welcome to the Bucks, Jaiden!