Abdulai Bell-Baggie (in photo)
Sierra Leone international midfielder, Abdulai Bell-Baggie has been released by League Two side Tranmere Rovers after the club confirmed that the winger’s contract has been cancelled with mutual consent.
The former Port Vale and Reading midfielder made 65 appearances for the Rovers since joining them in 2012, but as of late had fallen out of favour with new boss Micky Adams.
Sierra Leone international midfielder, Abdulai Bell-Baggie has been released by League Two side Tranmere Rovers after the club confirmed that the winger’s contract has been cancelled with mutual consent.
The former Port Vale and Reading midfielder made 65 appearances for the Rovers since joining them in 2012, but as of late had fallen out of favour with new boss Micky Adams.
Since Adams took over from Ronnie Moore, the 22-year-old has had a limited run with the club and in his last match for Rovers he came in late in the game in the FA Cup third round against Swansea in early November.
The Rovers boss Micky Adams told the club's official website that the club thanked the Sierra Leonean winger for his service since joining them in 2012..
Bell-Baggie joined Rovers in July 2012 on trial under Manager Ronnie Moore who was also manager during the winger's time at Rotherham. His impressive display on trials led him to secure a one-year contract.
In March 2013, the winger signed a new contract which kept him at Tranmere until 2015.He was placed on the transfer list in January 2015 by new manager Adams who had previously coached him at Port Vale.
The Rovers boss Micky Adams told the club's official website that the club thanked the Sierra Leonean winger for his service since joining them in 2012..
Bell-Baggie joined Rovers in July 2012 on trial under Manager Ronnie Moore who was also manager during the winger's time at Rotherham. His impressive display on trials led him to secure a one-year contract.
In March 2013, the winger signed a new contract which kept him at Tranmere until 2015.He was placed on the transfer list in January 2015 by new manager Adams who had previously coached him at Port Vale.
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