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Oldham: Jake Caprice among players departing Boundary Park | Manchester News

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Oldham: Jake Caprice among players departing Boundary Park | Manchester News
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Oldham have confirmed seven players will be released following the end of their contracts this summer.

Defenders Jake Caprice and Dynel Simeu, midfielders Tom Conlon, Josh Kay, and Kieron Morris, and forwards Kian Harratt and Billy Waters will all depart Boundary Park.

Meanwhile, defenders Jake Leake, Manny Monthe and Reagan Ogle, midfielder Frankie McMahon-Brown, and forward Joe Garner are in negotiations to extend their respective stays, while Kane Drummond’s extension has been triggered.

Josh Hawkes and Ryan Woods have been added to the transfer list, while Fabio Jalo, Michael Mellon, Kai Payne, Kane Taylor have returned to parent clubs following loans.

Oldham retained list 2025-26: Donervon Daniels, Tom Donaghy, Mathew Hudson, Mike Fondop, Oli Hammond, Calum Kavanagh, Tom Pett, Jamie Robson, Jack Stevens, Will Sutton.

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