Town have confirmed that Polish central defender Piotr Malarczyk has left the club having had his contract terminated by mutual consent.

Malarczyk joined the Blues a year ago today from his hometown club Korona Kielce, where he was skipper, Town triggering a release clause in his contract which allowed him to move on if a foreign side made an offer of 50,000 zloty (around £8,500).

The 25-year-old made only three cup starts - including the FA Cup replay at Portsmouth in which he was red-carded - and three Championship sub appearances, all last season, and joined Southend on loan for the final weeks of the campaign having been made available for transfer.

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Steve_ITFC_Sweden added 19:16 - Aug 28 New Gent came on for Boro today, so I doubt he's going anywhere.
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blueboy1981 added 19:36 - Aug 28 Like so many before him - never given a proper chance. And most importantly was possibly not a 'yes' man - who agreed with all things McCarthy. Good Luck - and all good wishes, for a future in the game at another Club.
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GeoffSentence added 08:57 - Aug 29 @blueboy1981 "And most importantly was possibly not a 'yes' man - who agreed with all things McCarthy." Pure guesswork, and yet somehow you consider it the most important thing. Bizarre.
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brian_a_mul added 13:19 - Aug 29 Frees up a squad space and a wage. He is well down the pecking order and unfortunately at the moment nowhere near the standard needed for a Championship team. Best of luck to him
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Seasider added 16:53 - Aug 29 Like several players during the McCarthy era wasn't given a chance in first team;but since being transfer listed nobody has come in for him,or Stewart;so suppose we have to trust the Managers judgement,who see these players all the time,and we are only laymen.
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