Exeter's Taylor braced for 'low budget' in League Two

Taylor said the club will undergo a "reset" on and off the field as they look to claw back losses.

The Exeter City Supporters' Trust leant the club around £600,000 this season to cover overspends from the 2024-25 campaign.

It means it is unlikely Exeter will be challenging for promotion next season, but Taylor hopes that work done now can provide benefits further down the line.

"That reset and refocus from a playing side of things will probably be to work within a limited budget and to work within the understanding that our young players need a pathway, need an opportunity, need to see where their future could be on the pitch for Exeter City," he added.

"Not to say that's not happened in recent times, but a bigger emphasis on it and a bigger understanding that that provides value for this football club, whether they become assets which are sellable for the future or they play on the pitch.

"Ever since we've been trust-owned, there's been a reliance on that with no big benefactors, no chairman throwing a load of money at us.

"Our investment has always come from selling to players and producing players, and it's something which has served us so well.

"It's something I believe in, and it's something I think our supporters believe in as well.

"It's something we want to get back to in a greater state than we have done previously."