Manager Paul Holleran has confirmed that midfielder Kaiman Anderson will be leaving the club.
Having joined at the beginning of the curtailed 2010/20 season, Kaiman scored a debut goal to earn Brakes a point in our opening day game at Kidderminster, and also scored a late leveller at Chester and the winner at Hereford during that campaign.
Having recently started a new job north of his Telford home, and mindful of wanting play more regular football the player has understandably made the decision to leave, something which the manager, while disappointed to lose Kaiman, fully understands.
'He's been a great kid to work with; he's always put the team first. He will probably look back and maybe be a little disappointed with the amount of game time he had. I will look back fondly at Kaiman's time at Leamington and how important he was to us as a team player. He will be sorely missed but I thoroughly understand his reasons to need to play more local to his Telford home. We wish him all the best.'
'I have really enjoyed my time over the last three years at Leamington,' said Anderson, who also spent time coaching in the clubs' Academy alongside Kieran Dunbar. 'It's a great club and I wish them all the best for the future.'
