
Tranmere Rovers have released 12 players, including forwards Omari Patrick and Kristian Dennis, as part of a squad overhaul following their narrow escape from relegation. Patrick, who scored seven goals in 41 appearances, joined the club two years ago.
Omari Patrick is leaving Tranmere after two seasons at Prenton Park [Getty Images]
Tranmere Rovers have released forwards Omari Patrick and Kristian Dennis, along with midfielder Cameron Norman, as part of their overhaul at Prenton Park.
The trio are among 12 players who have not been offered new terms by Rovers, who only avoided relegation from the EFL on the final day of the League Two campaign.
Patrick, 29, joined on a free transfer from Carlisle two years ago and was Rovers' second top scorer with seven goals in 41 appearances.
Dennis, 36, who also arrived from Carlisle, scored four goals in 26 league games.
Norman, 30, joined from MK Dons three years ago and scored three goals in 38 league games.
The other players leaving are Jason Lowe, Josh Davison, Richie Smallwood, Sol Solomon, Harvey Saunders, Sam Taylor, Ethan Bristow, Aaron McGowan and Kaiyne Woolery.
Tranmere are in talks about extending Ryan Watson's contract after the midfielder returned to Prenton Park in March on a short-term deal from Salford City.
Luke McGee, Lee O'Connor, , Nathan Smith, , James Plant, , Lewis Warrington, Charlie Whitaker, Josh Williams, and remain under contract at the club, while 's agreement has been extended by a year after the midfielder met a contractual stipulation.
Tranmere Rovers released Patrick and Dennis as part of a squad overhaul after narrowly avoiding relegation from the EFL.
Tranmere Rovers released a total of 12 players during their recent squad changes.
Omari Patrick scored seven goals in 41 appearances during his two seasons with Tranmere Rovers.


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