National League

Seven Leave Macclesfield Town

Macclesfield Town have released their retained list for the 2013/14 season.

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
9 May 2013

MACCLESFIELD TOWN have released their retained list for the 2013/14 season.

The Silkmen, who are currently without a manager following the departure of Steve King in early April, have offered new deals to 14 members of last term’s squad.

Those 14 are: Thierry Audel, Matthew Barnes-Homer, Jay Burgess, Tony Diagne, Waide Fairhurst, Arthur Gnahoua, Ryan Jackson, Jack Mackreth, Carl Martin, Andrew Mills, Pablo Mills, Kieran Murtagh, Rhys Taylor and Sam Wedgbury.

Seven players have been released – Antonio Amores, Nat Brown, Lance Cronin, Enes Fermino, Guy Madjo, Amari Morgan-Smith and Carl Tremarco – while James Bolton, Craig Braham-Barrett, John-Paul Kissock and Peter Winn are already contracted for next season.

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