The pair are expected to be in the Posh squad when they head to Leyton Orient for a League One fixture in Saturday. Aderoju was signed from Biggleswade United and Kamara moved to London Road from Welling.
Kyrell Lisbie and defender George Nevett, who joined Posh from Rochdale, should also be in that matchday squad at Brisbane Road. Lisbie has been outstanding since coming into the Football League from National League Braintree last summer. Chris Conn-Clarke has been far less successful since arriving from Altrincham in June, 2024.
Posh have had great success in the past with players who arrived from non-league football, notably the ‘Holy Trinity' of Craig-Mackail-Smith, George Boyd and Aaron Mclean in the early days of Darragh MacAnthony’s ownership.
But what’s the Posh success rate been like in more recent seasons? We’ve looked at the last 20 Posh signings from non-league – excluding current players – and rated them as hits or misses.
Transfer info from www.transfermarket.co.uk. Appearance and goal details from www.soccerbase.com. Verdicts based on form at Posh.

1. KABONGO TSHIMANGA
Striker signed from then National League Chesterfield in January 2023. 9 Posh appearances, all as a sub, no goals. Left for Crawley on a free transfer in June 2025. Now at Barnet in League Two. VERDICT: A huge MISS of open goal proportions. Photo: Joe Dent

2. RYAN DE HAVILLAND
MIdfielder signed from Barnet in June 2023. Made 70 Posh appearances, scoring 5 goals. Left for Bristol Rovers in January, 2026. VERDICT: A near MISS. 42 of those appearances were as a sub. Photo: David Lowndes

3. EPHRON MASON-CLARK
Winger signed from Barnet in August 2022. Made 102 Posh appearances, scored 29 goals. Sold to Coventry for £4.25 million, January, 2024. VERDICT: A massive HIT and a Premier League player next season. Photo: Michael Regan

4. JOE TAYLOR
Striker signed on a free transfer from King's Lynn Town in March 2022. Made 19 appearances, scoring 1 goal. Sold to Luton for £500k in January 2023. VERDICT: A MISS apart from the transfer profit. Photo: s

