Our retained list has been confirmed following the conclusion of our 2021-22 campaign.
Four**** players remain under contract heading into the new season, while four have been offered the chance to extend their stay at Meadow Lane.
Three members of the squad will sadly be leaving us, along with four loan players who return to their parent clubs.
A statement from our board of directors reads: “We would like to place on record our gratitude to all departing players, who leave with our very best wishes for the future.
“As our supporters would expect, preparations for 2022-23 commenced long ago. We have identified the areas we need to improve and are in a strong position to act swiftly.”
Under contract
Sam Slocombe
Joel Taylor
Kyle Cameron
Connell Rawlinson
Jim O'Brien
Kairo Mitchell
Cal Roberts
Aaron Nemane
Ed Francis
Frank Vincent
Matt Palmer
Elisha Sam
Ruben Rodrigues
Lewis Knight
Offered new contract
Richard Brindley
Kyle Wootton
Adam Chicksen
Tiernan Brooks
Under 19s offered senior contract
Luther Munakandafa
Released
Dion Kelly-Evans
Alex Lacey
Tyreace Palmer
Loan players returning to clubs
Vitezslav Jaros
Sam Graham
Jayden Richardson
Zak Brunt
https://www.nottscountyfc.co.uk/news...-list-2021-22/
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