The 14 Grimsby Town players who are leaving on a free next summer
Here is 14 Grimsby Town players who could leave for free next summer.
Grimsby Town has a number of key players whose contracts will expire at the end of the current season, including Luke Waterfall and Niall Maher.
The team’s performance in League Two will play a role in determining if these players will earn new contracts.
Players like Harry Clifton and Abo Eisa, who have been performing well, may have a higher chance of getting contract extensions.
Grimsby Town will be hoping they can continue their stay in League Two beyond this season.
The Mariners have made a steady start to this current campaign, but they will have ambitions of achieving much more than they currently are.
As with teams in the lower leagues of the EFL, they are always thinking about the short term, as they don’t want to commit to something that may be costly.
That is the case with player contracts, so here we have looked at the 14 players who are set to leave Grimsby Town as free agents in 2024…
Luke Waterfall
Waterfall has been on the books at Grimsby since 2019, but his last contract at the club was in 2022, and he signed a two-year extension.
The defender has been an important player for the club and is closing in on 200 appearances for the Mariners.
Naill Maher
Maher joined the club from Halifax Town in 2022, and in his first season at the club, he played 35 games in League Two.
He has continued to be an important part of Paul Hurst’s team in the new campaign.
Jamie Bramwell
Bramwell originally came through the academy at Newcastle United, but made the choice to join Grimsby in 2020 after being released by the club.
The defender signed a contract extension in May, and now that contract expires at the end of this campaign.
Danny Amos
Amos was brought to Grimsby in January of last year, but since moving to the club, he has struggled to play on a regular basis.
The 23-year-old is another player who signed a contract extension in May, and he also signed a one-year deal.
Anthony Driscoll-Glennon
Driscoll-Glennon left Burnley in 2022 and joined the League Two side on a free transfer.
The left-back was among the goals and assists last season, and he will look to be again in this campaign as Grimsby aim to stay in League Two.
Michee Efete
Efete joined the club in 2021 and originally signed a one-year deal. That was then extended in 2022, signing a new two-year contract.
The defender has played 11 times for the club in all competitions so far, and he will hope he can earn a new deal.
Harry Clifton
Clifton is arguably one of Grimsby’s most important players and has been since breaking into the first team.
The midfielder came through the club’s ranks, and it is likely they will be doing all they can to make sure his stay with them is extended
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