JAMES McCLEAN mutually agreed to terminate his contract with Derry effective immediately just ten months after his return to the club. McClean, 37, came back to his hometown club in January following his departure from Wrexham but hadn't been included…

James McClean has mutually agreed to terminate his contract with Derry City with immediate effect, concluding his second spell at the club after just ten months. The 37-year-old former Republic of Ireland international rejoined his hometown team in January following a stint with Wrexham. His departure resolves a recent dispute with the League of Ireland Premier Division club after he had not featured in a matchday squad since July.
Derry City confirmed the amicable separation in an official statement, stating that both parties are satisfied with the outcome and ready to move forward. Chairman Philip O'Doherty commended McClean's dedication and his career achievements, including earning 103 senior caps for his country. McClean expressed gratitude to the supporters and wished the team success in the upcoming FAI Cup Final against Waterford FC.
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