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Forest Green release statement on Jordan Moore-Taylor and Harry Isted

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Forest Green Rovers have confirmed that captain Jordan Moore-Taylor and goalkeeper Harry Isted will not be offered new contracts.

Last week, Rovers announced discussions were due to take place between the club’s hierarchy and both Moore-Taylor and Isted over their futures.

A club spokesperson said: “The club can today confirm that Jordan Moore-Taylor and Harry Isted will not be offered a new contract following the conclusion of the 25/26 season.

“We would like to express a huge amount of thanks to both players for their service and wish them nothing but the best for the future.”

DSC00623 | Forest Green release statement on Jordan Moore-Taylor and Harry Isted
Harry Isted

Paying tribute to Moore-Taylor, the club added: “JMT has been with FGR for six years and is a huge credit to the club.

“As a senior figure on and off the pitch and club captain, he’s had a big impact on the squad – Jordy, your time here will be remembered fondly and you are welcome at TNL anytime.”

On Isted, the statement continued: “Harry joined the club in November last year, and soon became a fan favourite.

“He joined at a tough time for the club and was a consummate professional, fitting in instantly.

“We wish you nothing but success in the future Harry.”

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