Former Stoke City player of the year James McClean has not had a dream homecoming at Derry City, who have thanked their legal team for helping to get him through the exit door…

Former Stoke City and Wrexham midfielder James McClean has had his contract terminated by Derry City after both sides reached a resolution. The 37-year-old returned to his hometown club in January, but his stint was disrupted by a hip injury and an apparent fallout involving former manager Tiernan Lynch. McClean, who had not featured for the team since July, expressed his gratitude to the supporters and wished the squad success in their upcoming FAI Cup Final.
Derry City and chairman Philip O'Doherty acknowledged McClean's dedication and his career achievements, including earning 103 caps for the Republic of Ireland. The club also recognized the legal efforts that brought the dispute to an end. It remains unclear whether the veteran winger will now decide to retire following the mutual parting.
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