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Nwakali Leaves English Club Barnsley

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English League One club Barnsley have confirmed the departure of Nigerian midfielder Kelechi Nwakali by mutual consent. The club stated that the 28-year-old’s exit remains subject to approval from the English Football League ,EFL. “We can confirm that Kelechi Nwakali has departed Oakwell by mutual consent, subject to EFL approval,” Barnsley said in a statement [...]

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