Ghana goalkeeper Felix Annan has said an emotional farewell to Maryland Bobcats FC after mutually parting ways with the club.
Annan, who joined the Cats on a two-year deal has mutually parted ways with the US-based club following the expiration of his contract.
The 28-year-old is now a free agent and will have to find himself a new club.
"MBFC have mutually agreed to part ways with fan favorite keeper, Felix Anan. The club thanks Felix for his immense contribution and true standard of a professional. He has certainly set the bar high! We wish Felix nothing but success in his future endeavors. You will be missed", a statement from the club read.
Felix Annan in a post has showed appreciation to the club and fans for the time spent with the club.
"I Have Mutually Agreed To Part Ways With @MDBobcatsFC. I Will Like To Thank The Managements,Coaches, Teammates For A Wonderful Time & Experiences We Spend Together. To The Fans Who Loved Me So Dear,I Say Thank You.Wish The Club The Best For The Future #OneLove #Respect"
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He won the 2022 NISA Independent Cup in the US third division during his stay with Yellow and Blacks.
Felix Annan made his debut for the Black Stars in 2019 against Namibia and went on to make the final squad for the Africa Cup of Nations in the same year.