Stoke City have triggered a one-year extension on Jordan Thompson’s contract, and will bid farewell to Tyrese Campbell, as the Club releases news of a number of first team players at the conclusion of the 2023/24 season.
Thompson, 27, who recently made his 150th appearance as a Potter, will extend his association with the Club into a sixth campaign.
Campbell, meanwhile, will depart City after scoring 36 goals in 164 appearances since joining the Club as a 16-year-old in 2016.
Sporting Director Jonathan Walters said: “Jordan has been a consistent performer throughout the 23/24 season and a player who never fails to give 100% for the badge. We’re looking forward to seeing him go again and continuing to be an important member of our squad next season.
“In Tyrese’s case, to have played over 150 matches for one team is a rare feat in the modern era, it represents a significant contribution to the history of our club and we thank him for his efforts in a Stoke City shirt.”
Ciaran Clark and Wesley will also leave the bet365 Stadium following the expiration of their contracts.
Discussions with Enda Stevens regarding a potential extension are ongoing, while Frank Fielding has signed a one-year deal with the Club.
Daniel Iversen, Ki-Jana Hoever, Luke McNally, Luke Cundle and Sead Hakšabanović will return to their parent clubs following the conclusion of their loans.
Walters added: “Those departing do so knowing we are hugely grateful for their efforts during their time with the Club.
“The honour and privilege of having represented Stoke City is something we hope they remember fondly and that will never be taken away.
“We believe the decisions we are making now strike the right balance between continuity and opportunities to reshape the squad in pursuit of progress in 24/25, as we start to lay the foundations to build a successful future.”
A full retained list will be released by the Club in due course.
