Updated: Eastleigh FC announce released and retained players list
The released and retained list of EASTLEIGH for the 2024–25 National League season has been announced.
After it was revealed that Spitfires manager Kelvin Davis had agreed to a three-year contract, the team did not waste any time in announcing which players would return for the upcoming campaign.
After their contracts expired, George Langston, Nigel Atangana, Oscar Rutherford, and Enzio Boldewijn were among the identities that were made public.
My time at the club has come to an end. Looking forward to see what is next for me. I’m wishing @EastleighFC all the best for the upcoming season. https://t.co/KDdXUwgcbc
— Enzio Boldewijn (@EnzioBoldewijn) April 23, 2024
The team is still in negotiations with Corey Panter, the defender, and custodian Tommy Scott on new contracts.
Along with several other key first-team players, Paul McCallum, the leading scorer in the National League, is still under contract with the organisation.
After their loan terms expire, Ben Greenwood of Bournemouth and Jake Vokins and Will Merry of the Saints will return to their parent clubs.
Thanks to all the spitfires who have supported me for the past 2 seasons. It has been an absolute pleasure and privilege to play for Eastleigh. Thanks to my teammates, staff and especially the fans. I wish you all the best of luck in the upcoming season. Up the Spits💙
— Oscar Rutherford (@oscarutherford1) April 23, 2024
Eastleigh expressed its gratitude to all of its players for their services this season and wished those who were departing the team all the best in their future endeavours in a statement.
The complete list of people held and freed is provided here
Players still bound by contracts
Solomon Nwabuokei, Chris Maguire, Joe McDonnell, Malachi Dotse, Paul McCallum, Jake Taylor, Scott Quigley, and Ludwig Francillette.
renewed contracts and continued to communicate with the club
Corey Panter and Tommy Scott.
Players were let go
Enzio Boldewijn, Aaron Martin, George Langston, Nigel Atangana, Aidan Barlow, Oscar Rutherford, Ben Reeves, Luke Croll, Luka Chalwell, Brennan Camp, and Ryan Clampin.
Going back to the parent clubs
Will Merry, Jake Vokins, and Ben Greenwood.
