The 27-year-old had re-joined the Terras exactly a year ago following the end of his contract at Southend United following their relegation to the National League.

He originally signed for the Terras at the start of the 2017/18 season having previously been at AFC Bournemouth and Yeovil Town.

He had been with the Cherries since the age of 12 but, after having had his contract cancelled by mutual consent, he joined the Glovers on a permanent basis in January 2017.

He hit the ground running for Weymouth and scored his first hat-trick at home to Merthyr Town in October 2017.

He scored 38 league goals in his first season at the club and picked up the 2017/18 Southern Premier Division`s `golden boot` and finished the season as the club’s player of the season.

He won his first England C cap in March 2019 when he came on as a sub against Wales.

His goals were an important part of Weymouth winning the 2018/19 Southern Premier title - he scored 39 goals in his second season with Weymouth and won the 2018/19 Southern League Premier `golden boot` again, as well as the players` player of the season award.

In June 2019, he signed for then-League One side Southend, for whom he made 52 appearances and scored 4 goals.

Salisbury manager Steve Claridge told his club’s website: “I’m really pleased to get him and the other lads we’ve retained or brought in so far.

“With Abdulai Bell-Baggie departing it freed up some budget which we have been able to use. That said, the financial aspect of the move was never a big part of the discussion. Despite a lot of interest from many other clubs I always felt like he was set to join Salisbury. 

“Brandon gives us so many options as he is comfortable playing in two or three positions and that kind of flexibility is important, as we found out last season”.